How to squirt during sex or solo play, according to experts
She is also the co-author of the romance novel Here For The Wrong Reasons, and previously covered sex and dating for Refinery29, Elite Daily, and more. When she’s not diving deep into the latest sex trends or researching the best vibrators on the market, you can find her reading at a coffee shop or watching reality TV. The term “squirting” is often thought to be the same as female ejaculation, but these two things are different. Squirting often involves more fluid – typically clear and watery. Female ejaculation, on the other hand, produces a smaller amount of milky discharge.
Or, you might try doggy style woman squirt, so they can more easily apply pressure on that playground of a frontal vaginal wall. If you’re using a vibrator or dildo, you might try a cowgirl position with your partner to allow them to have total control over their movements, and make it easier for you to feel their g-spot. In short, the liquid produced when someone who squirts is “juice” secreted by their Skene’s glands (said to be the female equivalent of the prostate). Although the purpose of the Skene’s glands is debated, I’d venture to say that—hello, they play a role in our pleasure. It’s a highly debated topic, with many different opinions. A common misconception is that the fluid produced during squirting is urine.
An important note needs to be made about the difference between peeing and squirting. Although the liquid that is ejaculated does contain trace amounts of urine (3-7%) it is closer to the male equivalent (but without the sperm) containing sugars, electrolytes and water. There’s plenty of porn out there made by actual queer people and pro-sex worker studios. But as a couple, having that experience that eventually leads to squirting is invaluable.
The Butterfly sex position creates an optimal angle for G-spot and A-spot stimulation while giving you full control over depth and speed. Her elevated hips keep the focus on her pleasure zones without overstimulation. Remember, the point isn’t to rush—it’s to create a relationship dynamic where she feels comfortable communicating her needs and desires. To do this technique, you’ll need to keep your fingers in place, with the tips pressed against her G-spot. Once you’re all set, lightly raise your arm up then lower it down. Continue raising and lowering your arm and increase the pressure if needed.
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.
With a deeper understanding of squirting, she became more confident in her own sexual journey, embracing self-discovery, and prioritizing her own desires. Similar to G-spot vibrators, G-spot dildos are designed with a curved shape to target the G-spot. They can be used for manual stimulation and allow exploring different pressures, angles, and depths that may enhance G-spot stimulation. Encourage your partner to learn about their own body and sexual responses.