What exactly is a squirt?
I've heard many versions, but I'd rather find out from a professional because it's not exactly described on the internet.
Is it vaginal water, what smell does it have, is it sticky, how to achieve it, is it toxic to your partner?
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For the sake of accuracy, I will add that what I experienced in the club is not the explosion of feelings that I want to experience with the man I love. The club has not given and does not give me what my freckled love gives me and what we give and can give each other by experiencing new challenges, getting to know each other so deeply that it is probably impossible😏 to do more
Remember, your men are your strength💪
Another extremely important thing - natural noises may occur during games - splashing as a result of your own moisture or the use of gel, moreover, farts, because when irritating the G-spot area, there is a feeling of pushing, so we can "push" our partner's fingers (gentlemen, hold on tight😈) and not only fingers - bubbles from the also want to get out. Fuck it, it's all about fun😋 and that's what I😘 wish you
I experience squirt and I will say that the "operational" knowledge from the net really misses the truth or is at least imprecise, and moreover served by people who have not experienced this phenomenon, i.e. they are theoreticians, unfortunately. About the composition of female ejaculate, where it is produced, what smell it has, etc. can be read in the first better article. On the other hand, when it comes to preparation, techniques, feelings, etc. THIS:
1. Let's talk to your partner about the need for a new experience, but not during sex, rather before. Well, unless we start playing doctor in the process, looking for the famous point of pleasure together. If we are excited, we feel more like experimenting, we become more open.
2. The G-spot is not a magic button that, when pressed, will cause women to automatically fly off and orgasm. It is a structure that is worth "exploring" first with your own fingers or dedicated gadgets and checking what kind of pressure causes pleasure and where you can stimulate it more and where it is lighter. During this type of games in getting to know one's own body, a few drops of liquid can already be released. And it doesn't really matter if it's ejaculate or urine - it turns the guy on anyway. And a woman should not be embarrassed, let's allow ourselves to be natural.
3. If you decide to use male fingers, check how strong the stimulation can be - some people just need a gentle touch, others need definitely strong actions. Speak openly to your partners - right, left, more up, harder... How many fingers you allow a guy to have is also your/your preference.
The feeling of pressure on the bladder at such moments is normal, it may even resemble not so much a full bladder as a strong burning sensation as in the case of urethritis or bladder inflammation, almost on the verge of enduring pain. It's not a very pleasant feeling, but then I know that I'm approaching the final. I think I'm supposed to finish my tense body then, and yet there's a specific shot - it's really wet😉
4. Try in different positions - on your back with your legs up or bent knees, on a dog, maybe on a rider - you know your own bodies and their sensitivity to erotic stimuli. It is also important that the partner has free access to the caressed area.
To sum up - it's really worth trying, don't get discouraged, not everyone will work out at once, you need to be patient to enjoy the fun together. With my regular partner we are still learning, with others in swinger clubs I have already experienced it - fantastic sensations, although it is not an orgasm!
I wish you fruitful games😋
Scientists in the study of squirting added blue food coloring to the bladder of women. And oddly enough, everyone was squirting blue. So this is urine, dear specialists.
Anna Olejnik Pharmacist
2 years ago
This is called female ejaculation, or ejaculation.
It is certainly not urine, although it comes out through the urethra.
The substance is clear or whitish, somewhat cloudy and has a characteristic odor.
It is not toxic.
During intercourse, the area on the upper wall of the vagina enlarges as it is stimulated. This, in turn, stimulates the Skene glands located at the urethral orifice to produce ejaculate. The accumulation of this secretion and the filling of the spongy body around the urethra with blood during intercourse causes a sensation similar to the urge to bladder, the pressure rises and the fluid can be pushed out.
It is important to mention that female ejaculation can occur independently of orgasm. It may or may not accompany it. It is an unconditioned reflex that depends on sufficiently long stimulation of a specific area of the body.
If you have any doubts or questions in this regard, you can also contact your gynaecologist: