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Q: How Do I Get My Girl Squirting
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paul995
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Llewellyn
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Tylanas
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sarahscholtz
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Llewellyn
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nightangel73
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Georgia59
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flipper
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bjmcfarland
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I would like it if all of my girlfriends did this but i know realistically this is not going to happen, so just be happy with what you have and don't pressure her if she never does this. They have adult movies that you can purchase for this pleasure; one that come to mind is called oh my gush number #7.
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It probably is not urine- though some women do leak urine or even quite a bit of it when they have an orgasm. It may be ' female ejaculation' although I think that is not a real description of what happens. It is not an ejaculation- a consequence of orgasm that aids the intensity of feeling. Rather, it seems to be some of the same kind of liquid produced by a woman's lubrication. This can collect. for a minority of women, in pockets of some glands and shoots out when orgasm causes contractions.
This can be a lot of liquid or just a little- and other than using a towel, there doesn't seem to be any way to control it or modify the wetness. Its just natural for some women . There is some controversy , I should add, about what the liquid is, and how the mechanics work-- this is just the version that I have come to read in the medical books that seems the most reasonable explanation to me.
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It probably is not urine- though some women do leak urine or even quite a bit of it when they have an orgasm. It may be ' female ejaculation' although I think that is not a real description of what happens. It is not an ejaculation- a consequence of orgasm that aids the intensity of feeling. Rather, it seems to be some of the same kind of liquid produced by a woman's lubrication. This can collect. for a minority of women, in pockets of some glands and shoots out when orgasm causes contractions.
This can be a lot of liquid or just a little- and other than using a towel, there doesn't seem to be any way to control it or modify the wetness. Its just natural for some women . There is some controversy , I should add, about what the liquid is, and how the mechanics work-- this is just the version that I have come to read in the medical books that seems the most reasonable explanation to me.
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Fuzzesox
young Girl
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| sarahscholtz wrote: |
| Its a fact - every woman can squirt!!! Its just a matter of getting it right - it takes alot alot alot of practice!!!! Dont hurt the poor woman though - invest in a dvd called "squirting 101" |
thats not a fact
sorry but its not
i dont care what suirting 101 says
not all women can squirt
and please dont type in all caps...
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jakii
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Tylanas
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kylefaust
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young Girl
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| kylefaust wrote: |
| It is a proven fact that not all women can squirt, however, its only 2.7% of women who cannot squirt. I went to the doctor with my girlfriend yesterday, who is pregnant, and I asked the doctor. He told me that 97.3% of women can infact squirt, but you must follow the correct procedure and it does take some practice. However, if not done correctly, you can hurt or injure the girl so be very careful. |
im sorry but id like to see some statistics on this
ive never ever seen those percents before and i find it very hard to believe that.
also id like to ask how in the heck can 97% of women squirt if it is a proven fact that only 10% of women can achieve an orgasm vaginally?
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Tylanas
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| the_girlfreind wrote: | ||
im sorry but id like to see some statistics on this ive never ever seen those percents before and i find it very hard to believe that. also id like to ask how in the heck can 97% of women squirt if it is a proven fact that only 10% of women can achieve an orgasm vaginally? |
Exactly. If you can't vaginally orgasm, then you can't squirt.
If MAY be that of the 10% that can vaginally orgasm, 97% of those women can squirt.
So it may be that IF you can vaginally orgasm, you have a very good chance of being able to squirt too.
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Georgia59
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deebaby621
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i have never had a vaginal orgasm in my entire life yet i squirt all the time during intercourse with my bf.
there is a misconception about squirting. if you are squirting you are not necessarily having an orgasm. i've always been able to squirt but i have never in my life had a vaginal orgasm.
there is a misconception about squirting. if you are squirting you are not necessarily having an orgasm. i've always been able to squirt but i have never in my life had a vaginal orgasm.
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kylefaust
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well remember i'm a guy, so I dont know about the whole not being able to orgasm vaginally. however, every girl i've been with has been quite satisfied and honestly that # isnt a lot of women but more than a couple. so I dont see how the 'only 10% of women can orgasm vaginally' can be true. also, most or all women have a g-spot right? some just havent been able to find it I guess, lol. either way, someone's numbers are wrong here, whether its mine or the doctor's. if anyone can fine proven statistics, if there are any... please post them. I did this on my girl last night and I didnt exactly get a squirting effect, however she did cum more than usual, way more and she said it was her best orgasm ever... so whatever. everybody is different, so i'm sure results vary. I cant say for sure that every girl can but to the ones who just think they cant, keep practicing, nothing is impossible, maybe you or someone else just isnt doin things right
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Tylanas
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| deebaby621 wrote: |
| i have never had a vaginal orgasm in my entire life yet i squirt all the time during intercourse with my bf.
there is a misconception about squirting. if you are squirting you are not necessarily having an orgasm. i've always been able to squirt but i have never in my life had a vaginal orgasm. |
From what I've learned, squirting is due to the build up of liquids in the urethra caused by vaginal stimulation of the g-spot. It is possible you're getting the build up and release but not the associated orgasm. When does the squirting occur? During clitoral orgasm?
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Georgia59
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Kyle-
I do think it is true that only 10% of women can orgasm vaginally- just because a woman can have an orgasm from sex doesn't mean that it was a vaginal orgasm. More likely, her clitoris was indirectly stimulated during sex. That's how it works for me. It's an orgasm from vaginal sex, but it's still a clitoral orgasm.
I know you wouldn't know the difference. But kudos for being so 'satisfying'!! An orgasm is an orgasm in my book.
I do think it is true that only 10% of women can orgasm vaginally- just because a woman can have an orgasm from sex doesn't mean that it was a vaginal orgasm. More likely, her clitoris was indirectly stimulated during sex. That's how it works for me. It's an orgasm from vaginal sex, but it's still a clitoral orgasm.
I know you wouldn't know the difference. But kudos for being so 'satisfying'!! An orgasm is an orgasm in my book.
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