Is squirting real? YESSSS…with the right stimulation.
I’m a squirter in a huge way. Like a waterfall! Some people say is just pee and not real. We’ll, I’m here to tell you it’s not. A recent Glamor magazine article explains that “squirting happens when, during high levels of arousal, fluid is ejected out the urethra", explains sexologist Marla Renee Stewart, M.A., sexpert for Lovers. This fluid generally comes from the bladder as well as the Skene’s glands, which are right above the G-spot. Those who squirt usually feel a sense of release and pleasure, which may or may not be accompanied by orgasm—aptly called a squirting orgasm—when the fluid is gushing.
The most common route to squirting is stimulation of the G-spot, which is the sensitive area on the upper wall of the vagina, says Good Vibrations staff sexologist Carol Queen. Though some people can squirt through clitoral stimulation alone, others may prefer the combination of clitoral and G-spot stimulation offered with the best sex toys for squirting.”
Most people with vulvas seem to be capable of squirting, Queen adds, so if you haven't experienced this phenomenon before, you may be able to with a little practice in your sex life. To that end, grab some lube and consider the squirting sex toys listed below or on check out the options on Not Very Vanilla.com that might be helpful on your journey learning to squirt—or to take your squirting abilities to the next level.
Happy Squirting!
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