How to Make a Woman Squirt in 3 Steps
Every guy I talk to that hears I know how to make a girl squirt wants to learn the secret. Every women has the ability to squirt in this post I am going to show you exactly how to make a girl squirt. I interviewed sex guru Troy Mitchell author of Making women orgasm for this post.
While you can certainly ‘help’ your partner reach orgasm, it is not your sole responsibility to make her squirt like a fire hydrant. Once you’re comfortable, you can try out some sex toys. Carly recommends the nJoy Pure Wand for direct G-spot stimulation and powerful wand vibrators for external stimulation, but you’ll have to experiment to figure out what you personally prefer.
Let’s tackle those burning curiosities and make sure you’re fully ready to give the kind of massage she’ll never forget. This one is dedicated to some simple finger play to get you in the squirting zone with foreplay, using just your fingers. Already aware of the general position of the g-spot, you can reach it with just your index finger. However, that doesn’t quite cut it, and doesn’t create the best positioning for an orgasm.
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.
The first time I squirted woman squirt, it was a small trickle, so the surprise clean up wasn’t a big deal. Now I would ruin a bed with what feels like liters of fluid (though it is likely not nearly that much) and I won’t let myself come unless I know I’m on a safe surface. We also have waterproof mattress protectors under our bed sheets. If you’ve got a waterproof surface like a Liberator Throe, throe it down (hah!). They’re great for sex fluid clean up regardless of squirting so they’re a pretty awesome investment. You can also get more affordable granny pads designed for incontinence, which are smaller than a Throe but very handy.
Two women showed no difference between the chemicals present in their urine and the fluid squirted at orgasm. A few small studies have suggested the milky white fluid comes from Skene glands – tiny structures that drain into the urethra. Some in the medical community believe these glands are akin to the male prostate, although their size and shape differ greatly between women and their exact function is unknown. Bent Spoon is intimate and gives you the perfect angle to work with. By bending our top leg, you create a curve that naturally aims your thrusts toward the G-spot.