empress6, there are still some confusion about the process of female ejaculation. Unfortunately after very few research studies years and years ago, all research came to a grinding halt.
There are 3 theories:
* Female ejaculate comes from the Skene's glands/G-Spot/female prostrate. As this is the same as the male prostrate, the fluid is the same as the male ejaculate. It can be clear or milky, sweet and maybe a spoon full at most.
* Your bladder secretes a clear fluid (not pure urine) when you get sexually aroused and/or the fluid from the Skene's glands/G-Spot/female prostrate pushes back into the bladder and collect there with other fluids from the bladder until you cannot keep it in any more
* Trying to stimulate your Skene's glands/G-Spot/female prostrate, you are manipulating the muscle that seals your bladder (you do not have a valve like a man). At some stage the muscle just cant take it any more and opens up. This can either be during orgasm or rubbing.
Women are also taught to open up and bear down and push out. This will most certainly void the bladder together with anything else in the urethra.
The volume should be a good indication of what it is. Cups full are most likely from your bladder. Spoons full are most likely from your Skene's glands/G-Spot/female prostrate.
Whatever it was, it made you feel good and it is part of your sexual response that makes you a unique woman capable to respond to your sexual partner. The way to handle it is to just say "OH WOW, you are so good. You gave me a gushing orgasm. You are the first man to do that." and leave it at that. Next time put a water proof over the bed or do it in the bathroom/bath/shower or somewhere where you can clean up. And void your bladder before the serious sex starts.
Take care.