How To Squirt Effortlessly During Sex & Solo Play
It can make any woman feel things she has not felt before. I suggest you have some cool music playing in the background, just to arouse her further and make her feel calmer. Keep going in circles, and keep applying pressure to the front of (the inside of) your vagina. This will help you relax properly, because you don’t have to be anxious about pee.
Communicate, don’t rush, and use plenty of lube to smooth things. Assuming all women’s bodies respond the same way, leading you to repeat techniques that worked with someone else. This ignores her unique preferences and can leave her feeling misunderstood.
So, you can get some sex toys that will spice things up in your bedroom. Now how to make her squirt, after inserting your fingers, apply a little bit of pressure around the upper part of the vagina (closer to her stomach) with your thumb or any other finger that you are comfortable with. Its place will be between one to three inches from the vagina and this measurement might differ depending on the woman. Look, finding the G-spot is one of the toughest things for men or even women.
Just be aware, you may be changing the bedsheets frequently with this technique I’m about to teach you. You can reach her at [email protected], or at VMTherapy.com. Staying hydrated is key, says Play, though he recommends that prospective squirters pee before getting things underway. Being with him in that room, I felt a strong connection and trust. It wasn’t just about squirting, which felt amazing; it was that I felt emotionally connected to him.
But in some cases, it can also have high levels of glucose and prostate-specific antigens (PSAs), which come from the Skene’s glands. People who have experienced squirting also say that the fluid doesn’t look, smell, or taste like urine. It’s safe to say that it’s similar to pee but not the same.
Before trying to squirt, go to the bathroom to empty your bladder. Research shows that squirt fluid contains components from the bladder and secretions from the Skene’s gland, including glucose and prostate-specific antigens (PSAs). Generally speaking, the more areas you include, the more intense her orgasms will be. Pay attention to what makes her moan, squirm, and grab onto you as her life depends on it—that’s your roadmap.
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