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Have you ever squirted?
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I have never actually experienced this myself, not from the lack of tring. After talking with others I think that some women are able to do this easier then others. I think it is the myth and idea that it is pee that stops some woman from doing this.
Originally posted by
ToyGurl
I hear all this talk about squirting. It's something I do occasionally, and it's NOT pee. It's a lot more clear and smells nothing like urine. Many people call this a myth and I'm pretty curious about what other people think about squirting.
01/26/2012
I've done it before, but I didn't really enjoy it. It took a lot of effort to find just the right spot and hit it enough times and all that. Plus, it didn't feel any better than a normal orgasm. I was pretty impressed with how much came out, but then I realized I'd be sleeping on a cold wet spot and was less excited. Took three towels stacked to actually have a dry bed. For me, it smelled kind of musky. I didn't taste it though.
01/27/2012
Let my fingers do the walking
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My late girlfriend was a squirter at times. There were numerous times when we were out for a ride when my fingers very softly did the walking around her navel and nipples for 10+/- minutes where she squirted all over the dashboard as soon as my finger just touched her clit. The slower, softer and longer the foreplay with short breaks, the more intense the response.
Originally posted by
Coralbell
I have done it a couple of times. I can't do it intentionally, and it happened from clitoral stimulation, not g-spot which is what I usually see squirting associated with.
01/27/2012
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I've heard all kinds of things about it, and how you can train yourself to. Blah Blah. I've also heard that it was the same as urinating, which I think comes from the porn industry, which fakes everything! LOL!
Originally posted by
ToyGurl
I hear all this talk about squirting. It's something I do occasionally, and it's NOT pee. It's a lot more clear and smells nothing like urine. Many people call this a myth and I'm pretty curious about what other people think about squirting.
01/30/2012
I once knew a girl who worked as a helper on porn shoots. She was the one behind the couch working the squirter - it was a device attached to the girl's finger that was hidden and was worked manually from elsewhere. This was for those girls who couldn't squirt.
That being said, squirting is definitely real. Some girls just couldn't do it for the video shoots.
That being said, squirting is definitely real. Some girls just couldn't do it for the video shoots.
02/15/2012
Squirting is definitely real. Here is the best advice I can give you from my experiences and what I know about the physiology of the female prostate (urethral sponge) and how you can stimulate it through the g-spot area. Squirting takes a lot of practice and knowledge about your body and ultimately a deep comfort with the fluids it produces. Getting the right stimulation is important but learning to relax is key.
The g-spot is located about 1-3 inches deep on the front wall of the vagina. Its best to stimulate it by applying A LOT of pressure and a "come here" type motion. This can be done with your fingers or a partner's fingers or a good toy.
When you stimulate the g-spot you should start to feel a sensation that feels remarkably similar to the urge to pee. This happens because the g-spot is a region of the vaginal wall that is located directly over an organ called the urethral sponge or the Skene's glands. The Skene's glands can also be stimulated by clitoral stimulation as well since they encircle the urethra on all sides (it is typically easier though to stimulate it more directly through the g-spot). This structure is made up of thousand's of tiny glands and ducts and it will swell and engorge with fluid when it is stimulated. As the urethral sponge swells it applies pressure to the urethra. Expansion of the bladder also applies pressure on the urethra so the nerves that pick up this change in pressure signal the brain in the same way needing to urinate would. This is why the urge to ejaculate feels so similar to the urge to pee. If you are worried about peeing you shouldn't be. Urinate before you play so you don't have to worry about it. You will still ejaculate large amounts of fluid.
As the "need to pee" sensation grows stronger it will crest and you'll start to feel slightly tingly. At this point you are very close to being able to achieve orgasm. I know I personally need to add clitoral stimulation though if I am to reach orgasm but I know some women can orgasm without clitoral stimulation. Try adding the clitoral stimulation if you are having trouble. When I add clitoral stimulation (usually by use of a vibrator on my clitoris) I allow my body to relax deeply. To ejaculate you have to relax deeply and let go allowing the fluid to flow out of you. It feels similar to how you relax when you urinate (the same muscles are used). This is the hardest part of the whole process. Most women don't get past this point since they typically clamp down because they are worried about peeing. It takes practice so keep trying.
Once you relax her muscles the fluid will start to flow out of you. A half second later the orgasm will begin. In my experience ejaculatory orgasms are incredibly strong and envelop the full body rapidly. It starts in the pelvic region and then spreads quickly up the body and all the way to the limbs. It happens so abruptly that it feels like getting hit by a bus. Extremely intense contractions of the pelvic floor muscles will follow orgasm.
Squirting takes some practice and it takes some time to learn to get the orgasm and the ejaculation timed together. I don't think my orgasm and ejaculation were simultaneous in the beginning. I can't remember exactly though because I was so excited the first time it happened I was euphoric anyway. Keep practicing and learn to really relax.
The g-spot is located about 1-3 inches deep on the front wall of the vagina. Its best to stimulate it by applying A LOT of pressure and a "come here" type motion. This can be done with your fingers or a partner's fingers or a good toy.
When you stimulate the g-spot you should start to feel a sensation that feels remarkably similar to the urge to pee. This happens because the g-spot is a region of the vaginal wall that is located directly over an organ called the urethral sponge or the Skene's glands. The Skene's glands can also be stimulated by clitoral stimulation as well since they encircle the urethra on all sides (it is typically easier though to stimulate it more directly through the g-spot). This structure is made up of thousand's of tiny glands and ducts and it will swell and engorge with fluid when it is stimulated. As the urethral sponge swells it applies pressure to the urethra. Expansion of the bladder also applies pressure on the urethra so the nerves that pick up this change in pressure signal the brain in the same way needing to urinate would. This is why the urge to ejaculate feels so similar to the urge to pee. If you are worried about peeing you shouldn't be. Urinate before you play so you don't have to worry about it. You will still ejaculate large amounts of fluid.
As the "need to pee" sensation grows stronger it will crest and you'll start to feel slightly tingly. At this point you are very close to being able to achieve orgasm. I know I personally need to add clitoral stimulation though if I am to reach orgasm but I know some women can orgasm without clitoral stimulation. Try adding the clitoral stimulation if you are having trouble. When I add clitoral stimulation (usually by use of a vibrator on my clitoris) I allow my body to relax deeply. To ejaculate you have to relax deeply and let go allowing the fluid to flow out of you. It feels similar to how you relax when you urinate (the same muscles are used). This is the hardest part of the whole process. Most women don't get past this point since they typically clamp down because they are worried about peeing. It takes practice so keep trying.
Once you relax her muscles the fluid will start to flow out of you. A half second later the orgasm will begin. In my experience ejaculatory orgasms are incredibly strong and envelop the full body rapidly. It starts in the pelvic region and then spreads quickly up the body and all the way to the limbs. It happens so abruptly that it feels like getting hit by a bus. Extremely intense contractions of the pelvic floor muscles will follow orgasm.
Squirting takes some practice and it takes some time to learn to get the orgasm and the ejaculation timed together. I don't think my orgasm and ejaculation were simultaneous in the beginning. I can't remember exactly though because I was so excited the first time it happened I was euphoric anyway. Keep practicing and learn to really relax.
02/15/2012
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Squirting is totally normal, and not a medical condition.
Originally posted by
ToyGurl
I hear all this talk about squirting. It's something I do occasionally, and it's NOT pee. It's a lot more clear and smells nothing like urine. Many people call this a myth and I'm pretty curious about what other people think about squirting.
02/29/2012
Just go to Redtube, click on their squirting category, and look for the video that explains how to make this happen. It's very helpful. By the way, the girls that are shooting across the room, that's pee, the ones that just ooze out, or squirt just a little, that's similar to a guy ejaculating. It's a lot of fun for me to make that happen to my girlfriend, and yes, she really likes it too!!
03/18/2012
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i took a college-level sex ed class where we watched a video of some glove-wearing doctor fingering a woman until she squirted; kind of creepy in that context. but yeah it's def not pee
Originally posted by
ToyGurl
I hear all this talk about squirting. It's something I do occasionally, and it's NOT pee. It's a lot more clear and smells nothing like urine. Many people call this a myth and I'm pretty curious about what other people think about squirting.
03/20/2012
i was firmly convincted that squirting was NOT pee until this one time, i was studying for an exam and drinking a LOT of Monster energy drinks. whenever i drink those, it makes your pee bright yellow/green and it smells like...Monster. anyway, my partner made me squirt after i drank a bunch of those and the squirt looked and smelled like Monster pee. now he thinks all squirting is pee, but i think that the Monster just got affected all my bodily fluids. i still don't know.
03/20/2012
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I don't know because I've never done it, and most of porn is fake. LOL.
Originally posted by
ToyGurl
I hear all this talk about squirting. It's something I do occasionally, and it's NOT pee. It's a lot more clear and smells nothing like urine. Many people call this a myth and I'm pretty curious about what other people think about squirting.
03/27/2012
