Do you know how to squirt? If so can you teach me?
Get yourself a good vibrator & a toy which hits your g-spot. Go to town. Donât think about squirting, think about having a bomb orgasm đ
Itâs important to note that not every person with a vagina can squirt and that is normal
Awesome answer!
Seriously, not everybody can squirt! And in my first- second- and third-hand experience most of those who can find it more inconvenient than awesome.
I promise on a stack of creepy old Krafft Ebing sexology textbooks that thereâs nothing weird, wrong, or unpleasant about squirting when you come. But damn people go on like itâs some kind of holy grail!
Just because somethingâs uncommon doesnât make it better. Itâs not a more âauthenticâ orgasm. Quite a few women who come both ways say itâs a different orgasm and not particularly better.
Please note that Iâm Daddyâsplaining this mostly for the folks out there whose partners donât have them. It wonât make you a better sex partner if you make your sweetie squirt. In fact demanding, expecting, or just wishing out loud that she could makes you a worse sex partner. Â
Same, by the way, if your partner only has orgasms where she squirts. Yeah, it can get pretty messy. Yes, you may have to change the sheets or even turn over the mattress before you can go to bed. And yes, needing to prepare can take a lot of the spontaneity out of sex. Itâs still fun. And thereâs always shower sex.
For the record, a very good reference for learning how to squirt, and about the g-spot in general, is still The G Spot and Other Recent Discoveries About Human Sexuality by Alice Ladas, Beverly Whipple, and John D. Perry, 1982. If youâre even a little bit curious about squirting, g-spots, prostate stimulation, or the benefits of Kegels I solemnly promise that if you read that book youâll become an infinitely better lover. Really.