Is injaculation different than retrograde ejaculation?
I have been reading lately about injaculation as a mean of preventing the ejaculation during an orgasm, by applying pressure on a particular spot of the urethra in order to stop the semen.
This seems equivalent to retrograde ejaculation, where (whatever the reason) the semen is redirected to the bladder.
However it seems sometimes claimed that injaculation and retrograde ejaculation are two different things and that with injaculation the sperm doesn't go to the bladder.
Can it be so, and in this case what happens to the semen?
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