Squirting Orgasm: How To Make A Girl Squirt
Having a bit of patience will pay off big time (and if you need advice on how to make sex last longer, we have you covered). Don’t attempt to penetrate the vagina with anything until the arousal level is high. In this stage, the aim is to build up intense pleasure, focusing on both clitoral and G-spot stimulation. Now that you’ve gone through your foreplay, let’s talk about technique in how to make a girl squirt. Since the vast majority of women have not squirted during an orgasm before, your best bet is to follow this guide on how to make a girl squirt.
Remember, the squirting is just an extra, given its own fetish simply because of the novelty of it. What we want is the orgasm, and the amount squirted, or the distance it is thrown is irrelevant. As its name implies, the G-spot sex position has the penis massaging and pushing the g-spot with every thrust. It requires a bit of control and strength, but can have immense payoff.
There is no perfect “one size fits all” G Spot toy. These are often curved, contoured, or hooked in shape to provide intense G Spot stimulation. For 9 out of 10 women, pulling out is not necessary to squirt. Interestingly, research has also shown that 12.5% of squirters will bear down, tense and “push out” their squirt [13].
You don’t need a penis—sometimes, the deepest arousal comes without it. The more you build, the more her body opens—and the closer she is to reaching orgasm. The urethral sponge is beyond the vaginal wall, meaning it’s not as easy to access as, say, the clitoris, which responds well to clit toys. If you still can’t quite get to it how to squirt, an S-shaped or hooked sex toy should help you.
The more you tense up with stress trying to achieve something, the less likely your body will be able to squirt. To do this, you must know how to harness your sexual and masculine energy, which is what my free training videos teach you. The last level is where she reaches the squirting stage. Slowly increase the speed and pressure based on her reactions, but don’t rush things. Use circular, up-and-down, and side-to-side motions. Avoid changing things up too suddenly and drastically.
