First I must clarify the fact that squirting is neither a measure of sexual prowess nor a source of shame. It is simply a manifestation of sex, and whether it happens or not does not define your sexual experience. Now, if you're curious about exploring squirting with a vibrator, you've come to the right place! Exploring squirting is one of the many ways you can connect with your body, except that this method can make you feel pretty incredible. While there's no guarantee that everyone will get a squirt, it doesn't hurt to give it a try. Below we'll give you more tips and information about orgasmic squirting and female ejaculation.
Preparation before squirting
It's important to be in the right frame of mind before you start exploring. Squirting requires getting yourself into a state of complete relaxation and comfort, so putting pressure on yourself will only hinder your experience. Set out with your curiosity and focus on your pleasure to get to know your body better.
While there are no strict rules for preparation, here are a few things you can do to help yourself relax:
- Stay hydrated throughout the day, maintaining a healthy level of hydration.
- Empty your bladder before attempting to squirt. Knowing your bladder is empty can alleviate any concerns about needing to urinate during the process.
- Lay down towels on your bed to create a worry-free environment. This eliminates concerns about messing up the sheets and allows you to fully relax.
- Set the mood with soft music, candles, or essential oils to create a calming atmosphere. Additionally, gather all necessary items, including your favorite sex toys, lubricant, and any media that helps set the mood.
By focusing on relaxation and comfort, you'll create the ideal environment for exploring squirting with a vibrator.
Wake up your body
When your body is fully aroused, your vulva will be engorged with blood, making your labia clitoris and g-spot more sensitive, which is a key step to achieve squirting. So this is a step you need to spend at least half an hour on to get aroused, and the following methods can go a long way to help you achieve this:
- You can pick a porno at pornhub, or fuel your imagination and desire with an erotic audio story or erotic novel.
- Treat yourself to a sensual massage, focusing on erogenous zones such as the breasts, stomach, and inner thighs. Experiment with different touch techniques, from gentle strokes to firmer pressure or light scratching.
- Utilize your sex toys to explore areas beyond the vulva.Our Wand Vibrator or Rose Clitoral Suction Vibrator can provide pleasurable stimulation to other erogenous zones such as the nipples, thus enhancing overall arousal.
Vibrators for squirting
Everyone has their own preference for different types of stimulation, some people like clitoral stimulation, others like G-spot stimulation. If you're not sure what you like, then try them all. However, some people say that clitoral stimulation combined with g-spot stimulation is more likely to lead to orgasm.
Clitoral stimulation
Given that every clitoris is unique, identifying the type of sensation and intensity that best suits you is essential. Clitoral suction vibrators can be particularly effective for achieving intense orgasms, as they offer powerful stimulation without causing over-sensitivity through vibrations.
The indirect stimulation provided by these vibrators may also facilitate the attainment of multiple orgasms, which can aid in the process of squirting for some individuals.
Inyarose Mini Octopus
Dive into a world of possibilities with nine adjustable frequencies that go beyond mere suction –our Mini Octopus also delivers invigorating shaking sensations, providing a level of customization like never before.
G-spot stimulation
Some people find that G-spot stimulation is the key to unlocking squirting. But unlike the clitoris, which is easily accessible, the G-spot is located a few centimeters inside the vagina on the upper wall, which is where an insertable vibrator is just right, preferably one with a curved tip, so that the G-spot can be easily reached for intense stimulation.
Inyarose Licking Rose Vibrator
This innovative vibrator offers the thrill of multiple rose-themed toys, combined into a single experience. Let your desires flourish as you explore both vaginal and clitoral stimulation simultaneously. The unique curved design allows you to easily hit your G-spot, bringing you intense G-spot orgasms.
Dual Stimulation
Dual stimulation has become a popular choice for many, and stimulating the G-spot and clitoris at the same time may be just what you need. Each stimulation builds up the power for your squirt.
Inyarose Rabbit Massage Vibrating
Bunny vibrators are always a classic. The curved insertion portion of this rabbit delivers rumbling vibrations to your g-spot, while the outer rabbit ears hug your clitoris to provide constant stimulation.
Come to big O
Here's a little trivia for you, squirting can happen on its own, but it mostly happens with an orgasm. If you feel like you're close to an orgasm, do the following things to increase the likelihood that you'll squirt.
- Make sure you don't keep your muscles tight and if you feel like peeing, just let it go, it's a precursor to squirting. But remember to empty your bladder ahead of time otherwise the squirt might actually be pee. Take deep breaths to stay relaxed.
- Experiment with pushing down on your pelvic floor muscles instead of clenching them. This pushing motion may help initiate squirting.
- Instead of halting stimulation when you feel the onset of orgasm, consider continuing and even increasing the intensity or speed of stimulation.
Everyone squirts a different amount, some people trickle and some people release a large amount. There's no need to get discouraged if you didn't succeed in squirting, it doesn't work every time and it's important to enjoy the orgasmic process. Try again next time and maybe it will work.
What exactly is a squirt?
There has been some misinformation about squirting. Many people believe that it is urinary incontinence due to strong irritation, which is not true. Squirting, also known as female ejaculation, actually refers to the release of fluid from the Skene's gland located near the urethra. The composition of this fluid may include substances similar to urine, but also contains prostate-specific antigen (PSA) and other compounds.
