Female ejaculation comes in two forms, scientists find
These are a few of the most commonly asked questions I receive. Many women enjoy how it feels when the G spot is touched and find that it plays a big part in trying to squirt. Aside from the techniques, I’m also going to be explaining the different types of orgasms women can have how to make a female squirt, as well as some useful preparation tips, so the girl is comfortable.
No rule says there’s one way to orgasm, and — for most people with internal genitals — it’s OK to prefer a combination of efforts. Finding what works for you can take time, so be patient. Instead of bobbing up and down, try moving back and forth to stimulate the G spot region against your inner vaginal wall. Mixing it up can also help, so don’t be afraid to experiment with different speeds and angles.
Be that as it may, the weight they’re feeling is from the liquid in the Skene’s organ. This organ tops off with juice and causes squirting when stimulated the correct way. The act of squirting itself may not feel “good,” but it can be relieving, relaxing, and even empowering. For women who squirt during orgasm, it can also (but not always) intensify the feelings of the orgasm. The other difference is that squirting fluid is abundant while ejaculatory fluid is scant. In fact, you may not even notice female ejaculatory fluids as it may drip down towards the vagina and mix with all other manners of fluids.
The way a woman squirts varies considerably from one person to the next. Some squirt before or during orgasm, others squirt only after you remove your fingers after her orgasm. As mentioned earlier, there’s no such thing as a universal approach to squirting, only your scientific curiosity.
By familiarizing yourself with your anatomy, preparing mentally and physically, and practicing the right techniques, you can increase your chances of experiencing squirting. Remember, every woman’s body is unique, and there’s no right or wrong way to experience pleasure. Embrace your sexual journey with an open mind and a sense of curiosity, and you may discover new depths of enjoyment and satisfaction. As you get closer to squirting, you’ll likely notice certain signs, such as increased vaginal sensitivity, a swelling sensation in the G-Spot area, and a heightened sense of pleasure. Some women describe the feeling as a build-up of pressure or an intense tingling.
Some experts believe that all women squirt but most don’t know it, as the fluid may flow backward into the bladder. It’s completely possible that you’ve squirted during sex without realizing it. Mastering both external and internal spots is key to maximizing your partner’s pleasure.
