Simply google “skene glands”. You will find that some women have them. Some women don’t. I’m not aware of any studies that would give an idea of the percentage of the female population who do have them.

From what is known, Skene glands are small “scraps” or pieces, of tissue that are attached to the urethra. They are the same kind of tissue that the prostate gland is composed of, and produce a fluid that is essentially the same as pre seminal fluid or the lubricating fluid that comes from the walls of the vagina.

Among the women who do have Skene’s glands, there may be as few as one, or as many as half a dozen, or even more.

If a woman has no Skene’s glands,(and many don’t), she is unable to “squirt” anything other than urine.

The “vulva” is the entire outer structure that includes the clitoral glans,(which is only the tip of a very large internal structure), the urethral opening, the vagina, the inner labia, or “labia minora”, and the outer labia, or “labia majora”.

The “G-spot” is the upper surface of the vaginal canal, where the internal structure of the clitoris drapes over and down the sides of the outside of the vaginal canal. At the top, the clitoral structure is actually touching the layer of tissue that the vagina is composed of.

Fluids come from the “pores” in the wall of the entire vaginal wall. If a woman has Skene’s glands, it may also come from the urethra.

Simply google “drawing of the clitoris”….

Would have been a simple thing to do in preparation for your essay.

Here’s my post on my Facebook page. It includes the drawing of the clitoris, in situ.

https://m.facebook.com/story.php?story_fbid=1005944293179702&id=100012924218486&sfnsn=mo&extid=qUgRRGswxIUH5Lge