HOW TO MAKE HER SQUIRT: A MINI GUIDE TO FEMALE EJACULATION

Do you know what squirting is and how it really works? Here is everything you need to know to make your partner ejaculate.

What is squirting?
The meaning of squirting is simple: the English word 'squirt' means a jet or spray. The name comes from a woman's spraying orgasm, in which she ejaculates not from the vagina, but from the urethra, the smaller opening through which she normally urinates.  

The fluid is not composed solely of urine: it is also a kind of prostatic fluid resembling that of men. It originates in the Skene's and paraurethral glands, which fill with fluid in response to precise stimulation.

How to make a woman ejaculate
The technique for squirting is simple: intensely stimulate the famous G-spot—gently, though, please. It is not particularly easy to find, but it is a highly sensitive area inside the vagina that responds to firm pressure. 

It is located at the front of the vagina, about 5 cm from the opening. 

Some prerequisites for helping a woman squirt are:
 

• Help her relax: foreplay is essential. Start with massage, kisses and caresses of the clitoris. Once you are both sufficiently aroused, you can begin penetrating her with one finger. It is important that she is well lubricated to avoid discomfort; consider using a water-based lubricant.
• Stimulating the right spot: once she seems ready and relaxed, and you are already stimulating her with one finger, try inserting a second. Two fingers, especially the middle and ring fingers, help reach and stimulate the G-spot more effectively. Look for the urethral sponge, a spongy cushion of tissue like a small ping-pong ball on the upper wall of the vagina when she is lying on her back. Remember to stimulate the clitoris as well.
• Moving the fingers in a precise way: insert your fingers 3–5 centimeters, curve them slightly toward the upper wall of the vagina and move them rhythmically up and down, as well as back and forth. The speed can vary: simply watch how she responds and adjust accordingly.

During stimulation, many women feel the need to urinate and tighten their pelvic muscles at orgasm to hold it back; not everyone is used to this sensation.
 

Squirting orgasm during penetration
Female squirting can also be enjoyed during ordinary intercourse; it all depends on the angle of penetration. The penis needs to stimulate the G-spot directly with rapid, intense movements.

The vibrator for squirting
If you cannot achieve the result with your fingers, you can try a squirting vibrator: choose one with a slightly angled tip (in other words, banana-shaped), specifically designed to reach the G-spot and trigger squirting.

Do all women squirt?
Squirting is for everyone; there are no genetic differences that can prevent it. Of course, a woman needs to want to try, know herself very well, trust her partner and be able to relax.