Squirting 101 – Transcript
Squirting 101. A slippery, hotly debated topic.
Even though modern scientists love to fight for the idea that females don’t have orgasms or ejaculate, these concepts have been documented for millennia. In ancient Taoist and Tantric cultures, they speak of the sacred emissions of women. There’s even a term for it in Sanskrit called “amrita,” which means the nectar of immortality, ambrosia, the food of the gods, otherwise known as female come.
How does squirting happen?
Here you have the G-spot, or the term G-zone is what I like to use, because it’s more accurate. This is more of a region than a specific spot. This is the area that you stimulate for a G-spot orgasm and to bring on a squirting ejaculation. By the way, these can happen separately or at the same time.
The ejaculate fluid is produced in this area surrounding the G-spot and the urethra. The periurethral glands and Skene’s ducts.
This fluid then emerges through the urethra and through the vagina. Women can produce from a few teaspoons to cups of fluid in a single session, enough to soak the beds and then some.
But isn’t it just pee? No, it’s not. It’s been tested, and it actually has substances that are more analogous to male prostate fluid, something called PSA, or prostate-specific antigen, which we only find in the male prostate gland, which happens to be the equivalent of the female G-spot.
How does it feel?
Since squirting can happen with the G-spot orgasm or independent of it, you might feel a range of things. Like all of the deeper, internal, vaginal and life-changing orgasms, as I call them, they create more of a full-body sensation. Imagine what you would feel normally just localized at your clitoris, and then imagine that extending and spreading out to your entire body. Women will also feel deep emotion come up—joy, ecstasy, hysterical laughter, sadness, even. This is all totally natural.
As you can see, these orgasms are very intense for women emotionally. Your woman needs to feel like whatever comes out of her—tears, shrieking, laughter, fear—you can handle it. If she doesn’t feel that, she won’t make the transition and she’ll hold back. That’s why it’s so important that she’s on her own emotional journey to open sexually and come into herself, and that the space between the two of you is clear. If you have longstanding issues that affect your trust in the relationship, if you have a recent issue that you haven’t resolved, all of these things will show up in your bed.
P.S.: Have a strong vagina. All women can ejaculate, I guarantee you that, but many women’s vaginas simply are not strong enough to push out the fluid. They experience a condition that also happens with men, which is called retrograde ejaculation. Having a toned vagina gives you the extra “oomph” that you need to push out your ejaculate.
The answer? Get a Kung Vu vagina. With a strong and toned pelvic floor, you’ll be hitting the ceiling with your ejaculate in no time. So hit the vagina gym.
If you want to learn more about the secrets of female ejaculation and how to get a strong enough vagina to be able to ejaculate, check out my online video series and salon, Vaginal Kung Fu.
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