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It’s always fun to learn a sexual skill you had no idea you were capable of — it’s like unlocking a treasure trove of pleasure. And for many people, squirting is one of those things that can open up a whole new world once you learn it. 
The phenomenon commonly referred to as squirting happens when fluid — anywhere between a few drops and multiple cups — is involuntarily expelled through the urethra of someone with a vulva during sexual activity, explains clinical sexologist Sarah Melancon . “Squirting is a different physiological process than orgasm. For some, they occur at the same time, while for others, they happen separately.”
There’s a lot of variation in whether, when, and how people squirt, and it’s all normal. “For some people with a vagina, squirting occurs naturally during sex or sexual stimulation,” says sex therapist Tatyana Dyachenko . “For others, it can be brought on by specific stimulation, and some people never experience it.”
With that in mind, here’s a step-by-step guide on how to try out squirting for yourself. 
Squirting often requires a deep level of relaxation. “The key is to relax — if you don’t, your body will tense up and you won’t be able to achieve anything,” says Dyachenko. Clinical sexologist Diana Nadim recommends before you even get started to light candles, listen to sexy music, massag yourself, or have a partner massage you. You’ll have the best results if you receive sexual touch in a totally stress-free state.
It’ll also help to prepare with a towel on your bed, Dyachenko adds, so you can put any fears of making a mess out of your mind. For even more protection, you can order a special squirting blanket or use puppy pads or incontinence pads , says Melancon.
“When you begin touch and stimulation in ‘non-sexual’ parts of the body and work your way toward your breasts and genitals, it helps shift your nervous system to an optimal state for sexual activity, increasing arousal and pleasure,” says Melancon. She recommends massaging the outside of your breasts in a circular motion and working your way in toward your nipples, then touching your inner thighs, outer labia, and inner labia before stimulating your genitals. 
Each time you feel the desire to touch a new part of your body, try holding out a little bit longer before you give yourself (or your partner gives you) what you want. Sexual desire works “just like hunger, when we’ve been craving something and finally get to eat it,” says Melancon. The more you want it — and the more you savor it — the more delicious it’ll be.
You’ll be able to feel more internally (and avoid any discomfort associated with overly aggressive penetration) if you’re already turned on, so first, focus on external genital stimulation. Clitoral stimulation “helps to get the blood flowing to your pelvic region and gets you in the mood,” says Dyachenko.
Continue trying to go as slowly as possible, spending ideally 20-45 minutes warming yourself up before attempting penetration. “It is ideal if you can sense your body’s craving for penetration before entering,” says Melancon. “As you play with your vulva and clitoris, bring your attention toward your vagina and sense its own ‘wanting’ for internal touch.”
Squirting usually involves stimulation of the G-spot, a sensitive area about two inches into the vagina, says Melancon. If you or a partner puts a finger inside your vagina, the G-spot will feel like a little bump on the upper wall. “This area contains tissue that surrounds the urethra,” says Dyachenko. “That is what you want to focus on stimulating.”
Once you know where the G-spot is, you can experiment with different ways of pushing and rubbing this area. A lot of people enjoy having their G-spot stimulated with a come-hither motion — that is, putting a slightly bent finger (or two or three) into the vagina and moving it up and down. Other things you can do include “pressing on the area (with fingers/toys/penis remaining still) for increased pressure, tapping or pulsing the area, or massaging in a circle (clockwise or counterclockwise),” says Melancon. 
You can also use a toy like Arc that’s designed to target the G-spot, which frees your hands or your partner’s for clitoral stimulation.
Try to incorporate plenty of kissing (if you’re with a partner), nipple play, clitoral stimulation, and whatever else helps turn you on while your G-spot is receiving attention. This will help you stay in your body enough to feel all the pleasure available to you. “It is not just sex that makes you squirt but all the things that go on during this process,” says Nadim.
You may not squirt the first few times you try, and that’s perfectly normal. “Remember to be patient,” says Dyachenko. “If it doesn’t work the first time, try again another day.” Also, don’t give up after just a few minutes — you may need to stimulate your G-spot for a while. And if you get a sensation like you’re going to pee, don’t let that stop you: It’s actually a sign that you’re almost there, says Nadim. If you can’t get past it, though, that may be a sign that you’re not aroused enough and need more warming up, says Melancon. 
Also, if you’re trying too hard to squirt rather than relaxing and enjoying the moment, it may backfire. “It’s important to understand that the G-spot isn’t a button you push 500 times until you win the prize,” says Melancon. “The irony is that squirting is an involuntary physical response, so the more you ‘try’ to squirt, the less likely it is to happen. Enjoy the pleasure you feel without worrying whether or not you will squirt. If you squirt, awesome! If not, there’s always tomorrow.”
Squirting is sometimes depicted as a sign that someone’s just had the best orgasm of their life — and for some, it is. But others don’t orgasm at all when they squirt. “Many feel a high level of pleasure when the fluid is released, though some don’t actually notice they’ve squirted until they see the bedsheets later,” says Melancon. “if you tend to orgasm from clitoral stimulation without penetration (such as during oral sex), your orgasm and squirting experiences may not line up. There’s no right or wrong, so long as you’re feeling good!”
Lastly and importantly, if you don’t squirt, that doesn’t mean that those who do are out there having better sex than you. Different people have different feelings about squirting — some like it, others don’t — and either way, it’s only one of many awesome things your body can do.
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Discover the secrets of squirting and help her experience the most intense female orgasms ever! Learn how to make a girl squirt – it’s not a myth!
Making your girl squirt is one of the best feelings. It’s like the ultimate climax, and you want to give that sexual euphoria to her.
But there are also a lot of misconceptions about it. Is it real? Is it just pee? Does squirting with associate orgasm? And, most importantly, how do you make a girl squirt ?
To get it out of the way: yes, squirting is real. 
As for the rest of your questions, we’ll go on a deep dive into the answers in this squirting 101.
Squirting is the expulsion of fluid from the vulva . It’s also often referred to as “female ejaculation.” (More on that later.)
The thick semi-white fluid comes from the Skene’s glands, located in the erectile tissue that sits at the lower end of the urethra. 
Interestingly, this is also where urine comes from. That’s why there are many controversies that say squirting isn’t real and it’s actually just peeing.
Ehh… that’s a bit complicated to answer.
Squirt DOES contain some components of urine , such as urea, creatinine, and uric acid concentrations. But it ALSO contains chemicals found in semen .
It may contain urine (especially if the woman didn’t pee before sex), but squirt is basically its own kind of fluid.
But for all its intents and purposes…
It’s not a myth. It’s real, and it exists.
And there are many studies to prove that. Yep, it’s still a mystery what it really is and where it really comes from. But vulva-havers have experienced it. This 2017 cross-sectional study revealed that 69% of women aged between 18 and 39 had ejaculated during orgasm.
REGARDLESS! It makes a woman feel good. And if your partner is interested in trying, you should give it your all. So read on.
Still don’t believe squirting is real? This useful video from School of Squirt teaches how to make any girl squirt easily. You can instantly put what they teach into practice and see some AMAZING results.
You don’t just dive into your woman’s vag and pump into her at full speed. There are things to know and prepare before you jump in.
If you want to make your girl squirt, there are two genital parts you should be familiar with.
I know you’ve heard of it by now. It’s one of the holy grails in female sexual pleasure. And squirting is no different.
It’s easier to spot her G-spot when she’s aroused. So make sure you do foreplay, and she’s hot and horny before you attempt to find it. 
How to find it? The G-spot is in the front wall of her vagina. Insert your finger, then slide the pad of your finger at the upper wall. It’s around 2 to 3 inches deep, and you’ll know you’ll find it when you touch a slightly ribbed texture.
Next, get to know the Skene’s gland .
It’s also referred to as the female prostate due to its similarity with the male prostate. When a woman is aroused, this gland swells up and fills with fluid, which is what the woman then squirts.
How to find it? You can’t directly stimulate the Skene’s gland. But, it’s verrrry close to the G-spot, so stimulating the G-spot is the way to go—which is great because that’s like hitting two birds with one stone!
Orgasm is so much more than physical activity for women. It’s also very emotional and psychological . So if a woman feels uncomfortable with you or with herself, it wouldn’t be possible for her to squirt and release.
Telling your woman to “relax” won’t work. Instead, she will feel pressured to climax, giving you actually the opposite effect.
Some of the factors that could stop her from getting turned on are:
It’s important to get your girl comfortable to be vulnerable with you, especially as squirting is a type of release that requires no inhibitions.
Now, she should not just be relaxed. She should be horny as well.
You have to trigger the right switches to turn a woman on. While it sounds complicated, it’s actually surprisingly easy.
First, make sure to start outside of the bedroom. Foreplay doesn’t start when you take her clothes off.
Get her in the mood throughout the day. Make her feel loved and desired. Send flirty texts. She should feel sexy and how eager you are to be with her by the end of the day.
Next, you should highlight intimacy and emotional connection, especially if you are in a long-term and committed relationship with your partner. 
And when you’re getting into it, set the mood and dim the lights. A dimmer room feels more intimate and could help her feel less self-conscious to feel comfortably connected with you.
It can get wet and messy when a woman ejaculates. Of course, the amount varies from woman to woman. But it helps to make some preparations in your room to prevent major clean-up later.
So have a towel ready and waterproof your bed, couch, floor, or wherever you’re planning to explore your squirting sesh.
Remove distractions from the environment. Turn off the TV and get some good, sexy music on. Some women might like having candles for a romantic and intimate feel, but that’s totally up to your couple preferences.
This step is important to get your girl to feel comfortable. If she’s distracted, uncomfy, or anxious, she might end up contracting her muscles and prevent any orgasm from happening.
There are many ways to do foreplay, and you can get as creative and fun as you can. However, if you don’t know where to start, here are some tips:
…using the techniques we’ll discuss below.
Every woman is different when it comes to squirting.
That is why there are various techniques you can try, and we’ll delve into them.
Consistency is key. Yep, it may strain your arm, but be prepared to keep going.
Squirting doesn’t come fast. So make sure you don’t stop or slow down—unless she wants you to, obvs.
At this point, you can feel her G-spot swell and be so wet that you can hear that splash-splash-splash sound. 
She might even feel like she’s going to pee. That’s a sign that she’s nearing squirting, so reassure her to let go and keep doing what you’re doing.
As promised, here’s exactly how you can get her juices pouring.
By this point, your woman should be wet with her lady juices. If she’s a bit dry, you can lick your finger and use saliva to wet your finger when you put it into her vagina. Or, use lube . Lubes are always a good idea and make insertion more accessible and pleasurable.
Start with your middle finger. Insert your finger into her vagina facing up. The pad of your finger should press to the top of the vaginal wall, which is where her G-spot is.
When she’s ready, insert another finger (preferably your ring finger) and continue doing the gentle strokes. See how she responds.
Put pressure in her G-spot area by curling your fingers around her pubic bone. This is the perfect position to locate and stimulate the G-spot.
You will know when you’ve spotted her G-spot when you feel a textured area like a raspberry. It has textures that feel sort of ribbed, and it’s more pronounced the more aroused she is.
Doing so could make her orgasm. But since squirting is the goal, you don’t stop here. Keep going with the following techniques:
How: With your finger, press her G-spot repeatedly like pressing a button. Do it up and down.
Depending on your partner’s reaction, you can do this fast or slow. You can also vary how much pressure you apply. Light, stable pressure is usually the most pleasurable, especially for sensitive women. Stronger pressure might be too intense for women, but there are also others who like more intensity.
This technique can feel good to your woman. It helps make her squirt, but this is not the button to push her over the edge— yet .
How: Maintain pressure on your finger, then rub the G-spot in a circular motion. You don’t thrust in and out or motion up and down; just go in circles .
This feels good, but as the first technique, it might not be enough yet to make her squirt. That’s not to say these techniques are skippable, as the key to making a woman squirt is making her feel good on her vag to make her reach her peak.
How: The come hither motion is similar to doing a beckoning motion using your finger.
Again, it’s NOT thrusting in and out or up and down, but more like motioning your fingers to run back and over the G-spot —exactly like the ‘come here’ motion. Apply pressure on the G-spot when you curl your fingers, then release the pressure when you straighten your fingers.
Many women get off with this as it’s the go-to way of stimulating the G-spot. However, it could be tiring.
As I mentioned, you need to be consistent, and you should not stop or slow down until she squirts. Since you’re moving your fingers and wrist, it does feel straining. Plus, the stimulation may not even be enough.
How: Lock your arm, wrist, hand, and fingers tightly. Give pressure into her G-spot by moving your entire arm this time. Next, raise your arm up and down rapidly with your fingers pressed on her G-spot.
This technique gives the most pressure, so it’s most likely to make her squirt.
And if you watch porn, this is usually the technique they do to make the woman ejaculate.
I do the three techniques first, and when I notice my partner is nearing squirting, I switch to the arm shaker technique. Especially if I start to feel my hands go tired.
Sometimes, a girl needs more pressure to get her to squirt. Try applying pressure on her mons pubis. It’s at the front of her pubic bone, right at the lower part of her belly or abdomen. Use your extra hand or let your partner push down this area.
This applies more pressure as it squeezes her G-spot into her vagina in a pleasurable way, making stimulation more effective.
Of course, you shouldn’t do it too hard. This position also puts pressure on her bladder, so you might risk making her pee instead.
Combine internal and external stimulation. Not only will this help her achieve female ejaculation, but this also feels really good. 
How: You will be using BOTH HANDS for this. With your one hand, stimulate her G-spot using the techniques mentioned above. With the other, massage her clitoris in ways that feel good to her. Like the G-spot, there are many ways to do this. And each technique will elicit a different pleasure.
The techniques to rub her clit are actually pretty similar to G-spot stim. You may try the following:
Doing these with both hands can be challenging, so you may ask your girl to participate in letting her handle the clit or G-spot play herself. What’s good about this is she’s in control , which means she can pleasure herself in a
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