How to Squirt: A Guide to Female Ejaculation
Squirting is a regular occurrence for some women, while others question that it happens at all. So, in the interests of educating the non-believers, here are some of the key facts on female ejaculation!
The first instance of squirting was reported way back in the 1890s. Since then a good deal of research has been done to determine what actually happens and what makes it happen. The most recent of which seems to indicate that it comes from the female version of the prostate, while the liquid itself is expelled through the urethra. This is probably why some people seem to think that squirting is nothing more than urine. But rest assured it is not just pee!
Now let’s get to how to squirt. If you and your partner want to give it a go, you both need to feel comfortable. The key to making your girl squirt is foreplay. Take your time, before getting to her g-spot make sure she’s wet and turned on. Stimulate her clit, touch her whole body. Then, using one or two fingers, start to stimulate her G-Spot with a ‘come hither’ motion. While you’re doing it, place the palm of your hand just above her pubic bone and apply pressure to increase the sensation. Don’t be afraid to apply a lot of pressure to the G-Spot. Lots of women need plenty of stimulation in order to squirt, so as long as you have lube you’re good ;)
For this, the best way to learn is through practise and videos. Pornhub has a good (and hot!) demonstration video.
When you feel the G-Spot harden and things get intense, most women pull back naturally. But this is where she needs to trust both herself and you, and just go with the flow. As she feels the orgasm coming, tell her to squeeze her pelvic floor muscle, and this should intensify the climax.
Female ejaculation can be seriously intense, so don’t be surprised if she needs a bit of time to recover. Chances are you won’t be going for seconds for at least a couple of hours!
