So, if you haven’t been with a woman who sprays cum all over the place and no one you know has been with a squirter, does this woman even exist? I am here to tell you that these women are definitely out there and that, with a little patience and experimentation, you may even be able to make it happen.
What is Female Ejaculation?
Female ejaculation is a phenomenon that is the matter of much debate in the scientific community. Not surprisingly, it is pretty difficult to observe female ejaculation and to capture the liquid that is expelled. After all, this would involve hooking up several contraptions to the woman and possibly to her partner, all of which can seriously get in the way of arousal. In addition, most women who self-report ejaculation say they have little to no control over when or if it happens. Therefore, it there are never any guarantees it will actually happen while being studied.
When the fact that it is difficult to study female ejaculation is combined with our society’s tendency to dismiss the sexuality of women, it is easy to understand why some scientists don’t believe it happens at all. According to one woman I spoke to, however, it definitely does occur and the fluid that is expelled certainly is not the same as urine. The limited research that has been conducted appears to support this fact.
Although urine and female ejaculation are both expelled through the urethra, the liquid released during sexual stimulation contains chemicals known as PSA and PAP. Both of these chemicals are produced from a gland that is referred to as the “female prostate,” though some scientists refuse to believe that this gland even exists. The female prostate is similar to the male prostate in that it can result in great pleasure when properly stimulated. In many cases, the female prostate is actually hidden behind the fleshy area that is referred to as the “G-spot.” So, when you stimulate the G-spot, you are also stimulating the female prostate.
PSA and PAP are also found in the urine of women, but they are found in larger quantities in the ejaculate. So, although there are some similarities between urine and female ejaculate, they are still quite different and should not be thought of as the same thing.
Can All Women Ejaculate?
In theory, it is possible for any woman to become a squirter. Since all women have the same physiological makeup, it should be possible to stimulate any women in such a way that it will cause her juices to explode. In practice, however, most research in the matter has found that less than 50% of women ejaculate. Among those that do, many of them only do on occasion. At the same time, there are some women who squirt on a fairly regular basis.
There is some research indicating that women with stronger pelvic muscles are more likely to be able to ejaculate. Similarly, those women with the greatest control of those muscles have a better chance of making it happen. This is because the rhythmic contraction of these muscles helps work the fluid out of the body. While clitoral stimulation and other steps can be taken to arouse her to the point where these muscles contract on their own, a woman who is able to contract her muscles whenever she likes can help move the process along.
“I squirt almost every time my husband and I have sex,” says 33-year-old Sharon. “At first, I would help make it happen by squeezing my pussy muscles over and over again during sex. I really just did it because it felt good for both of us when I would squeeze his dick like that, but I soon found that it also helped make me cum.”
It is also possible that the physical changes that occur as a woman ages may help her transform into a squirter or that she has to be with the same partner for awhile before it happens.
“I didn’t start squirting until I was about 31 and until after I had been with my husband for about seven years,” continues Sharon. “The first time it happened, we were on vacation with the kids at Disney World and he was eating me out. Before I knew it, I was squirting all over his face. I didn’t even know it was coming. It was quite the shock for both of us. Disney truly is a magical place!”
How Can I Make My Woman Squirt?
While there is no guaranteed way to make your woman squirt, there are a few steps you can take. First, you need to make certain she is relaxed and comfortable with you. She also has to lose in inhibitions and not be afraid of “making a mess” or seeming less feminine. Honestly, this is usually the biggest obstacle you will have to overcome because many women have a difficult time completely giving into their sexuality.
“After my Disney experience, I realized that squeezing my muscles helped increase my chances of getting a squirt,” Sharon says. “But, after awhile of encouraging the juices to flow, I often get a squirter without having to do anything to encourage it. In fact, there are many times that I explode almost immediately after my husband sticks his dick in me and I will often have several more eruptions before we’re done. The sheets are a mess, but who the hell cares?”
If you ask me, cleaning up some messy sheets is certainly worth the rewards.
