Squirting, or female ejaculation, has fascinated and puzzled people for decades. While it is not experienced by every woman, many are curious about how to make it happen—either with a partner or through self-play. This article will guide you through what squirting is, techniques for stimulating the body to achieve it, and tools that can enhance the experience.
Part 1. What Is Pussy Squirting?
Squirting refers to the expulsion of fluid from the urethra during sexual arousal or orgasm. While it is often associated with the G-spot, research shows that the experience varies greatly between individuals. For some, squirting is linked to deep pleasure and release; for others, it may feel similar to intense urination pressure.
Understanding squirting requires letting go of myths and recognizing it as a natural response some bodies are capable of during sexual stimulation.
Part 2. How to Make Your Pussy Squirt with a Partner
When exploring squirting during partnered sex, communication and patience are essential. Here are some tips:
- Prioritize arousal – Extended foreplay helps relax the body and heightens sensitivity.
- Target the G-spot – Located about 2–3 inches inside the vaginal canal on the front wall, the G-spot responds well to firm, rhythmic pressure.
- Use the right motion – The classic “come-hither” finger motion combined with consistent clitoral stimulation increases the chance of squirting.
- Encourage relaxation – Many hold back because squirting can feel like the urge to pee. Relaxing into the sensation is key.
- Mix in external stimulation – Adding clitoral suction or vibration while stimulating the G-spot can intensify arousal and trigger squirting.
Pro tip with toys: Couples can introduce toys to boost results. A suction vibrator like the OXIP-2 Clit Sucking Vibrator can be used externally while fingers or a dildo stimulate the G-spot internally. The dual sensation often creates the intensity needed for squirting. Harness-compatible dildos or curved G-spot vibrators can also allow partners to maintain rhythm without hand fatigue.
Part 3. How to Make Yourself Squirt During Solo Play
Self-play allows you to explore your body without pressure. To increase your chances:
- Experiment with positions – Lying on your back with knees bent, or squatting, may give you better access to the G-spot.
- Apply firm pressure – Use two fingers or a toy to press upward and explore different speeds and intensities.
- Incorporate clitoral stimulation – Combining internal and external pleasure often creates the intensity needed to squirt.
Toy recommendation for solo play: The OXIP-2 Clit Sucking Vibrator is particularly effective during self-exploration. Its suction technology simulates oral stimulation while its vibration settings add customizable intensity. Many women pair it with a curved G-spot toy for dual stimulation, which significantly increases the chances of squirting. For beginners, this combination provides guidance and consistency that fingers alone may not achieve.
Part 4. 10 Sex Positions for Squirting
While squirting can be achieved through solo play, many people find that experimenting with different positions during partnered sex makes it easier to reach that intense release. The following positions are designed to provide deep G-spot stimulation and better angles for pressure, which can increase the likelihood of squirting.
- Missionary with Legs Raised – Elevating your hips with a pillow changes the angle, allowing deeper G-spot penetration.
- Cowgirl (On Top) – Being in control lets you grind against your partner’s pelvis and adjust angles for maximum stimulation.
- Reverse Cowgirl – This position allows more pressure on the anterior vaginal wall, directly targeting the G-spot.
- Doggy Style – The thrusting angle in doggy style naturally aligns with the G-spot, making it one of the most effective positions.
- Flat Doggy – Lying flat on the stomach while being penetrated increases pressure against the G-spot.
- Spooning with a Twist – Slightly raising one leg in spooning adds a new angle, enhancing internal stimulation.
- Bridge Position – Lifting your hips like a bridge allows your partner to thrust at an upward angle, ideal for squirting.
- Lotus Position – Sitting face-to-face, the close body contact provides intimacy while enabling deep penetration.
- Chair Ride – Sitting on your partner while they’re on a chair gives you complete control over rhythm and depth.
- Toy-Enhanced Doggy – Using a G-spot vibrator during doggy adds extra stimulation and can trigger squirting more reliably.
Pro Tip: Combining these positions with toys designed for G-spot pressure, such as curved vibrators or dildos with squirting features, can make the experience even more intense.
FAQs
Can every woman squirt?
Not necessarily. While many can with the right stimulation, squirting isn’t universal, and that’s completely normal.
Is squirting the same as orgasm?
Not always. Some people squirt without orgasm, while others experience both at the same time.
What liquid comes out when you squirt?
Research suggests it is a mix of fluid from the bladder and secretions from the Skene’s glands near the urethra.
How do I know if I’m about to squirt?
The sensation often feels like the urge to urinate. Relaxing and pushing past that feeling is part of the process.
Can toys help me squirt?
Yes. G-spot vibrators, clitoral suction toys like the OXIP-2, and combined play increase the likelihood of achieving squirting.
Final Thoughts
Learning how to make your pussy squirt is about exploration, relaxation, and communication. Not every attempt will lead to squirting, but the journey of trying can bring new levels of pleasure and intimacy. Whether experimenting with a partner or through self-play, tools like the OXIP-2 Clit Sucking Vibrator can enhance sensitivity and help unlock this natural response.
