I've always wanted to squirt, but i have never. Some people say that
everybody can squirt, you just need to know how. And some people say
you can either squirt or you can't. I don't know which one is true, but
what is your experience of squirting, guys? Or should i say guys with
girls?! ;) Have you made a girl squirt? What was your technique? Share
your thoughts on the topic.
And ladies - have you squirted, & what did it feel like? Is it different to a 'normal'(?!) orgasm without a squirt?
Talk to me talk to me talk to me! I'm fascinated... xx
P.S.
Having just spoken to one of my Resident Sexperts (aka Horny Harold),
he has now imparted / imposed some of his "fine wisdom" regards this
fascinating subject. Although i'm not 100% convinced of HH's tall
claims, i am open to a thorough & scientifically rigorous
investigation regards the authenticity of the following statements
(which in no way express the opinions of Christine Love).
Ok Harold, say your piece :
"Whilst I've been lucky enough to enjoy a few female partners who've squirted
(sometimes into my wantonly willing face), i cannot say it was down to
any specific technique on my part. The ladies announced themselves as
squirters prior to the event, then proceeded to squirt at will (i.e.
uncontrollably during orgasm). I have heard it said that a certain
'sideways' manual stimulatory technique on the G-Spot will precipitate
the optimum vaginal conditions for squirting to occur? I have never
tried this, as 'squirting' is never explicitly at the forefront of my
mind during most stages of an intimate encounter.
Googling 'female ejaculation' again though, i once more find a wealth of articles.
Here's one :
"The reason only a small percentage of women have experienced it is that
most of us have been brought up to be reluctant about relaxing control
of our bladder anywhere other than in the bathroom...and, yes, 95% of
any fluid released when a woman reaches her orgasm comes from her
bladder.
Female ejaculation comes from the urethra not the vagina. If
we discount the vaginal lubrication that commonly occurs during sexual
arousal, the vast majority of any liquid that’s produced during the
female orgasm is produced in the bladder and expelled through the
urethra. Immediately, that makes it sound as if we’re simply talking
about women losing control and urinating at the moment of orgasm.
However, scientific tests conducted by Dr. Gary Schubeck Ed. D. A.C.S.
have shown that this fluid is not altogether urine. Levels of urea and
creatinene in the ejaculate of the women in the test were much lower
than in the samples taken from their urine before the tests began.
Besides
the ‘de-urinated’ fluid that comes from the bladder, some women can
sometimes produce a small amount of milky discharge from the Skenes
glands. These glands are the female equivalent of the prostate gland in
men and with continued stimulation they may produce a fluid that can
come out through the urethra during a woman's orgasm.
The Skenes
glands were named after the physician who first described them,
Alexander Skene, and are also known as the paraurethral glands. They’re
found on the upper wall of the vagina in the area known as the G-spot.
This whole general area is known as the urethral sponge and stimulation
causes it to swell with blood in the same way that a penis becomes
erect. Because these glands drain into the urethra there is a similarity
here with the way that men urinate and ejaculate through the same
opening."
Source : http://yourpregnancy.blogspot.co.uk/2006/06/female-ejaculation-its-time-for-truth.html
The
amount of urine (if any!) is a controversial point. Radical feminists
insist that female ejaculate is a substance in it's own right,
originates from the vagina (if i recall correctly), and it's
pornographic depiction should not be criminalised (as it was following
the UK interpretation of the 2010 change in EU law). At the other end of
the sex-spectrum-speculum, ATVOD (a government Quango) & many
others insist that male ejaculate from the urethra is clean, but than
female ejaculate / urine from the urethra is somehow unclean. Go
figure?! Bloody weirdoes.
My own very personal view is that if
you're lucky enough to have the company of a lady who squirts, then bask
in the warm wet glory of each eruption while you can, you lucky lucky
fellow.
Ok squirt's up, so it's back to Christine on the main news desk.."
P.S.
"For those of you who want to experiment, my advice is that you first
find out what it feels like on your own; preferably in the bath. Empty
your bladder before you start. The new fluid that's generated in your
bladder during sexual arousal should be released as you reach your
orgasm. Remember that most women either haven't ever tried this or have
found it doesn't work for them, so don't expect too much."
