There are three distinct and different fluids:
Urine - clear to yellow fluid that smells strongly when dry
Gushing or squirting - a fluid different from urine, it is thin, sterile and largely clear and odorless. A few spoons full to a few cups full.
Ejaculation - about a spoon ful of very sweet whitish fluid. A lot like men's ejaculation
Urine is easy to recognizeandyou know what it looks and small alike. Especially when dry. It comes from the urethra (peephole).
Gushing and squirting is a clear fluid that forms in the bladder during sexual arousal. We are just beginning to discover what this fluidics and a chemical analysis shows a slight urine tinge (it does come from the bladder after all), but a totally different makeup from ejaculation and urine. This fluid also comes out through the urethra (pee hole). It can gush or squirt out in a few squirts. It will leave your bedding soaked. It is not urine. It can also contain ejaculation which is white and thicker.
Ejaculation - comes from the para-urethral glands around the urethra. This is often called the female prostate, as the fluid contains a lot of prostatic markets (PSA). As the glands are more or less the same type of glands producing the majority of male semen, it looks the same, is about the same quantity and tastes sweet. It is thought that most women ejaculate a small amount of ejaculate that comes out as a few drops through the Skene's glands around the pee hole. This ejaculate can shoot out of the pee hole in a few short bursts, just like a man ejaculating.
Your clitoris is not like the male penis, even though it is an equivalent organ. The clitoris does not have any holes or glands. At most it will give off an oil through the sebaceous glands. That is what makes your clitoris smooth and shiny, and what makes it tolerable to push the hood back. I suggest you put a bit of saliva on your finger and push the hood back and look at it. You will see that there is no hole in it.
The only other holes in the vulva is the vaginal opening, and the two Bartholyn's glands next to it. These glanced secretes the same type of fluid that is called Pre-cum or Pre-ejaculate in a man.
Female ejaculation is helped by stimulating your so called g spot. Gushing/squirting often happens in the middle of the session, or on first penetration. Most frequently it is released during your orgasm when you lose conscious control over the muscles in that area and the bladder spinchter muscle. It is advisable to just bear down and push like you want to urinate when you reach orgasm.
At that stage it does not really matter what comes out - urine or gushing fluid. It will give you an incredible orgasm, and it will make your partner feel like superman (or superwoman) it also helps for a woman to stay at a high arousal level for a while. So stay at the very edge of orgasm for a few minutes and the go.
Take care.