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It could be a problem at work, a financial issue that’s bugging her, or even family issues that are playing on her mind. Whatever the issue is, you need to discuss it and help find a workaround. While not every problem has an immediate solution, she’ll appreciate your efforts and will be far more receptive to becoming aroused later. Gray says the woman will be highly “orgasmic” at this point, and respond to the slightest of movement, including a push-and-pull pulse. “I’ve done it many times, you push in and her body goes ‘pew pew pew pew pew,’ ” he said. Sex toys are an excellent accessory that can help you get your girl to squirt.
Scientific/statistical answer – For women who can squirt, the median frequency of squirting during sexual activity was 57% (SD +/- 33%) [16]. “We hypothesize that female ejaculation has a unique function in producing a secretion into the urethra that provides protection from urinary tract infections (UTIs). We further predict that female ejaculate contains antimicrobial compounds including elements such as zinc” [19].
They’re her body’s control panel for relaxation, arousal, and connection. Hit them right, and you’re not just massaging—you’re unlocking her deepest desires. The ending is the grand finale—it’s what she’ll remember most.
Squirting means that she is going to have an explosive orgasm where she is going to ejaculate and she is going to squirt her juices out all over the place. Now this is can be light squirting or it can be extremely heavy squirting. This will depend on the girl and this will depend on the mood that you set and how well you execute this whole procedure. You’ve explored with fingers that dance on all the right spots. Sex positions and rhythms are in sync to make her squirt during sex. The women who can squirt, describe it as an intense release unlike any other kind of climax they’ve felt.
On a scale of one to ten, you will be closer to nine than most guys after you read this article. Tell her when she comes close, it’ll feel like she needs to pee, and when she feels this, she needs to let it go, release, push it out and experience the orgasm. The important thing to remember is whatever your body does during an orgasm is natural, and there should be no shame attached to it. No one should feel ashamed while having an orgasm (or not) for any reason. While some people with vulvas expel fluid at the time of orgasm, there is also a condition known as “coital incontinence,” which is different.
We know you’re excited about the squirting techniques how to make a woman squirt, but we’re not going there yet. As we’ve mentioned above, you need to make your partner fully aroused to locate her G-spot. If you can’t warm her up, then you’ve already failed the whole thing.
However, there are still myths and misconceptions floating around that leave some women feeling less than enthusiastic about it all. Since the Skene’s gland drains into the urethra when you’re having an orgasm, it gives you a sensation of having to pee. It’s better to pee before you start so you know that the “pee feeling” is coming from the orgasm. It might also help to keep a couple of towels handy. If you are worried about the bedding, maybe layer it with something protective. It’s okay to let go, you don’t have to control the peeing impulse, as that might just kill the orgasm.
Some women like it if you push slightly on their pubic mount at the same time with your other hand. Others may feel an even stronger urge to urinate that can be off-putting. This means you should try out different techniques to get a feeling for her preferences. With Butterfly, we love the control you have over the angle.
Probably, you’ve tried doing it and there are things you still don’t understand. With that buddy, we’ve answered some frequently asked questions below. Once you’re both positioned, start thrusting and grinding onto her.
It’s this very spot that is the ‘key’ to your ability to squirt. It is likely to induce squirting if continually stimulated. The G-spot was named in his honour by Dr Frank Addiego and colleagues, who wrote about female ejaculation in the 1980s. Another tip from Dr Maragouthakis is to focus on the foreplay and allow your partner to build your arousal gradually.