How to Make a Girl Squirt: What Is a Squirting Orgasm?

An ultrasound scan of their pelvis confirmed that their bladder was completely empty. The women then stimulated themselves through masturbation or with a partner until they were close to having an orgasm – which took between 25 and 60 minutes. Our legs are bent, and you have the perfect angle to focus on the spot that counts. We like how you can control the pace and pressure while keeping us comfortable.

Bodies vary greatly, and some women may not have the physiological capacity to squirt. The most important thing is to enjoy the journey of exploring your body and finding what brings you pleasure. One of the most frequent questions is whether squirting is just urine. The fluid released during squirting is produced by the Skene’s glands and is not the same as urine.

When you’re not afraid, and you wouldn’t be embarrassed to pee in front of your partner then you’ll be able to let go and enjoy squirting. Not to mention their partners who loved having a ‘fully orgasmic woman’ who deeply enjoyed sex on their hands. Make sure she feels completely comfortable and at ease, says Mercer. It’s not particularly sexy, but a little pre-emptive clean-up prep goes a long way. By contrast, the fluid produced during squirting tends to soak the entire bed (though not always). It’s made up of a substance called urea, along with uric acid, ejaculation fluid, and creatinine (which is not to be confused with bodybuilder favourite creatine. So don’t get any ideas).

Granted, the kind of squirting that pops up in porn is exaggerated and doesn’t occur as easily or frequently as it appears. Squirting in real life can take some work, but it is 100% real. Despite what you might see in movies, sex isn’t always quick and easy.

Opt for a shallower stroke to target the G-spot and hold a vibrator against her clit to make squirting more likely. However, what works for one woman might be uncomfortable for another, so keep checking in with her regularly. If plugging away for 40 minutes fails to reap even a single droplet of squirt, have a rest and try again later. Sex is supposed to be messy so if you’re serious about squirting, now is not the time to get precious about your soft furnishings.

A little prep makes a big difference, so if it does happen, it’s not a surprise or a scramble… It’s part of the fun. Next, have your partner liberally lubricate their index and pointer fingers with lube and insert first one, and then gradually both, slowly and intentionally into the vagina. Or you can ask your partner to try Lola Jean’s alternative to the come-hither move, described above as the motorcycle rev. To squirt during partnered sex, connection is everything. More important than the use of any technique is to enhance the quality of the in-the-moment rapport with your partner.

Gender-specific terms such as man and woman may be used to describe the participants of scientific studies. While some may experience squirting, others may not. Those who do may squirt regularly or only occasionally. After eating her out and getting her dripping wet, slide just your index or middle finger along her pussy lips — no penetration yet. Tease around the opening, barely slipping inside, then pulling back. That half-penetration mind game will have her desperate for more.

Her G Spot is going to be the most important part of her vagina when learning to make your girlfriend squirt. You can see where it’s located in the diagram above, on the front wall of her vagina, often referred to as the anterior wall of her vagina [3, 4, 5]. To be clear, this the side closest to her belly button.

Like we said before how do you squirt, squirt is a liquid made up of diluted fluid from the bladder — not to be confused with urine. Ejaculate is creamier in consistency, white, and made up of the same components found in semen. You’ll be able to tell the difference between them by their color and consistency.

This is where you’ll really build up that mind-blowing anticipation. Experiment with it, and remember, everyone’s different, so pay attention to your body and see what feels best for you. Openly discussing squirting, female ejaculation, or any other sexual activity you want to try helps normalize the experience and creates mutual sexual pleasure and understanding.