How To Squirt Effortlessly During Sex & Solo Play
In many cases, women who experience squirting may feel ashamed or confused due to the misconceptions surrounding it. Although learning to squirt has increased my ability to orgasm more than tenfold, it comes with the consequence that I can’t shut it off unless I focus all my attention on not coming during sex. My personal favorite is the side to side ‘windshield wiper’ gesture focused on my g-spot but a variety of in and out stroking and circles give a lot of pleasure. In the end, many men don’t have as many taboos as women around squirting, since ejaculation is such a common experience for men.
Expect the pee feeling, and don’t worry if you feel like you’re about to pee. Even so, the consensus is slowly shifting in the favor of the G-spot, and there are tons of women who swear by their G-spot and its ability to bring them to orgasm. In case you aren’t aware of your G-spot, let’s start with locating that little button of pleasure. A G-spot stimulator as a vibrator/dildo can perform wonders and work much better than conventional sex. You could theoretically achieve an orgasm through regular sex, but it is very rare and takes far more effort than using a simple sex toy. For best results, and to compete with a good toy, the penis would have to be of the right shape in its capability of hitting the g-spot.
Anecdotally, people who squirt often report producing a relatively large volume of fluid. In a 2021 study, some participants reported a feeling of sexual empowerment. Researchers do not fully understand what causes squirting. Some people report that they squirt in response to G-spot stimulation.
If your partner can squirt easily when you are fingering her (more fingering techniques), and you both enjoy it, then it only makes sense to try making her squirt during sex. If for some reason, she is still having trouble with female ejaculation despite using all the techniques I’ve just taught you. Then you can have her apply downward pressure to her Mons Pubis, like in the illustration above…or you can use your spare hand to do it yourself.
Squirting fluid has been shown to originate in the bladder and woman squirt, therefore, contain components found in urine. However, it’s still debated as to whether the bladder fills with urine, or it’s another yet-to-be-determined fluid. I’ve been teaching squirting techniques to men for over 7 years and I know exactly what works (and what hurts). They key here, he says, is to make sure that you don’t get tuckered out too soon.