Squirting: How to Squirt by Rubbing and Clit Stimulation NEW
No matter what reaction she has, it’s perfectly alright. Listen to what she needs and be there for her – be stable, and emotionally be there for her. This is a great time to let her know that she is beautiful and sexy and wonderful and that you have her back. When it comes to squirting, I’ve seen different women have different reactions. You’ve just caused the most earth-shattering orgasm of her life, and now she’s reeling. She can even grind her hips against your pelvic bone to give her pleasure on both the g-spot and clit.
There’s a good chance the answer to this question is yes, though not necessarily. If he feels like he’s about to ejaculate, that’s normal. If he does squirt, it might be a small amount of clear fluid, not necessarily a dramatic gush.
The answer, as always when it comes to sex, is “it depends”. First and foremost are the mechanisms of how female ejaculation works. As with many things sex-related, the answers are complex and deeply individual. Some squirt with ease, some can learn how to squirt how to make her squirt, and some may never get there – and that’s fine. In exploring our bodies’ potential, it’s always important to deemphasize goal-seeking, especially at the beginning of the process.
We like the slow build-up this position offers—it’s less about intensity and more about keeping a steady, gradual rhythm that leads to an incredible release. The closeness of spooning is a bonus, making us feel safe while you work your magic. You’re sitting back, she’s straddling you, with her back against your chest—perfect for easy access. One hand wraps around her, the other dives between her legs to find that G-spot sweet spot.
Some women like it if you push slightly on their pubic mount at the same time with your other hand. Others may feel an even stronger urge to urinate that can be off-putting. This means you should try out different techniques to get a feeling for her preferences. With Butterfly, we love the control you have over the angle.
It’s this very spot that is the ‘key’ to your ability to squirt. It is likely to induce squirting if continually stimulated. The G-spot was named in his honour by Dr Frank Addiego and colleagues, who wrote about female ejaculation in the 1980s. Another tip from Dr Maragouthakis is to focus on the foreplay and allow your partner to build your arousal gradually.