Everything You Need to Know About Squirting Orgasms

The squirting orgasm is a G-spot orgasm where a vulva owner ejaculates liquid during climax. The squirting orgasm is the most intense orgasm a vulva owner can have and those lucky enough to truly experience them say that the intensity is nearly painful (in a good way). Are you familiar with G-Spot orgasms? Do you know the difference between a squirting orgasm and a typical G-Spot orgasm? Do you know how to have one? Have you had one but did not squirt? Well, this article will answer all the questions you have.

Squirters Are Fairly Rare

It is important to realize that while every vulva owner has a G-spot, but not everyone can experience a G-spot orgasm and even fewer can squirt. Some will never have a G-spot orgasm and a majority of vulva owners who can have a G-spot orgasm will not squirt. So, just keep this in mind and try not to get upset if you can never truly squirt.

Where is the G-Spot?

The G-spot is a tiny area about 2-3 inches inside the vagina, located on the top (belly button side) of the canal. The G-spot feels rougher in texture than the rest of the vaginal walls, and often will be upraised and feel sort of squishy, like a wet sponge. The more aroused a person is the more prominent the spot is likely to get. You should be able to find the spot via your finger and a little bit of patience. It is often easier for a partner to find the G-spot than it is for you to find it on yourself.

How to Stimulate the G-Spot:

While not every sexual touch is meant to be hard - G-spot stimulation needs to be firm. In order for the G-spot to go from stimulation to possible ejaculation the stimulation must be constant and firm. A tongue inside will not stimulate the G-spot enough. A finger or a toy (such as the Rippled Silicone G-Spot Toy shown below) are the best options for the stimulation. A penis CAN provide the stimulation if the angle and pressure are right. The easiest way, however, is to have a partner use their finger (or fingers).

The vulva owner should relax and try to enjoy all the sensations, really get in touch with how different direct G-spot stimulation will feel. Then, their partner will insert a finger into the vaginal and feel around on the upper wall for that spot that feels different in texture than the rest of the vaginal wall. Once it is found, direct pressure needs to be applied - the most effective method is to use a "come hither" motion with the finger(s). Using the pads of the fingers, push up and pull toward the opening. Repeat this motion for all long as is needed to get to climax. Keeping in mind that this may take A LONG time and may never actually happen. However, the feeling will still be really intense and enjoyable.

The More You Orgasm, The Higher The Chance You Will Squirt

Quick and important tip: the more you orgasm (the more clitoral orgasms) you have, the better your chances of having ejaculation due to G-Spot stimulation. The more orgasms you have, the more engorged the clitoris, labia and G-spot become with blood. The more engorged, the more sensitive. The more sensitive, the greater the chance of squirting. You can achieve these orgasms in any way you like, but a very successful method is to rotate the different stimulations. Have a little oral sex, have a little vaginal sex, switch back and forth. You can alternate G-Spot stimulation with clit stimulation for some seriously intense feels. The goal is to become VERY aroused. Vulva owners who are able to have more than one orgasm are more likely to have a squirting orgasm.

What are the Signs of a Squirting Orgasm?

Many people want to know if they are close to having a G-Spot orgasm. Can you tell? Does it feel different? Can it feel that good and you not squirt? The answers are simple - yes, you will definitely be able to tell. Yes, it feels VERY different than a standard orgasm. Yes, it can feel that good and you cannot squirt. So, how do you know?

The majority of vulva owners report one, distinguishing factor to an impending G-Spot orgasm - it feels like you have to pee. You are not going to pee - but, that sensation is the build-up of tension and ejaculate in the G-spot. This means that the odds of you actually ejaculating (even a little) are pretty good. The sensations should be very intense, gradually building, until there is a nearly painful heightening that, hopefully, will result in an orgasm.

The Act of Squirting:

What is commonly known as squirting is when voluminous liquid "squirts" during orgasm. The ejaculate is not pee, but it comes from the same place. It is more liquid than male ejaculate, and looks almost like cloudy water. It can be a little, like a small drip. Or, for some, can be powerful and extreme like a garden hose! Most of the time once someone has the first squirting orgasm they can reach that same pinnacle more than once in a session. Each time being more and more intense, until it is necessary for them to take a break. More than likely squirting will cause them to be in almost painful ecstasy! Use a toy like the Rose G-Spot Vibrator shown below to provide intense stimulation:

If at First You Don't Succeed...

If you do not have a squirting orgasm, don't give up - try again! And again! AND AGAIN! For some, it takes a while to get used to the extreme sensations that accompany a G-Spot orgasm, therefore, the more stimulation you allow yourself, the more comfortable you can get with the overall feelings.

For some, they may have the orgasm, but not the squirting. There can be many different reasons for this. Some do not have a prominent G-spot and this can inhibit a large amount of ejaculate.

For others, they can't really go the extra step and allow themselves to ejaculate. For others, they may be a bit dehydrated and therefore there is no excess liquid available for the orgasm. In any case, if at first you don't succeed, try and try again! This should feel amazing even without the squirting! And, if you need some extra help you can experiment with our best toys for squirting and see if they take you to the next level.

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