learn-to-squirt:

Can any woman experience female ejaculation or have a squirting orgasm? Is this fluid somehow special and different from her other body fluids? Is this a good thing to do? Will this release a lot of negativity from woman’s body? Can I help YOU to learn it? YES! YES! YES! YES! The answer to ALL those questions is “YES!”

However surprising it may be – almost no one knows about female ejaculation and squirting orgasm.

Even people who HAVE to know because of their profession – such as gynecologists – do not know about it.

Modern society is filled with messages that keep men and women from truly embracing the beauty of their sexuality. Why?

The answer is simple: along with negative social programming , there is an enormous and ridiculous FEAR around female sexuality.

The truth is that educated and sexually aware women are in the dark about something they are more than capable of doing.

Female ejaculation with all its amazing (incl. healing!) powers and incredible sensations has been successfully kept away from both women and men.

Instead of feeling proud and happy - so women feel confused, ashamed, lonely, humiliated, and sexually abnormal if they squirt.

Here I am doing my best to change this situation for better.

So what is female ejaculation after all?

2 TYPES OF FLUIDS FROM THE VAGINA

First type is vaginal ejaculate, which is rather a fluid that lubricates the vagina walls and oozes during the sexual arousal.
So when a girl says, “You are making me so wet…” this is the clinical explanation for what is going on.

The second type of fluid is urethral ejaculate. (Be so kind and tolerate a bit of academic language here).

It is what we call female ejaculate and it is less common. It’s not because women are not capable. Simply said there is a lack of understanding of woman’s sexual health issues in this society.

Ejaculation fluid is coming out of urethral opening but it is not urine. Tests indicate that liquid contains PAP (prostatic acid phosphatase) which is also a major component of male semen.

It also has much higher levels of glucose than urine. The fluid is similar to the prostate fluid within male ejaculate. It just does not contain any sperm.

SIMPLY SAID, FEMALE EJACULATE IS SIMILAR TO THAT OF SEMEN PROSTATE FLUID IN A MALE.

Two more components that are found in it, urea and creatinine,are also found in urine. Here they are present in a lot lower concentrations.

WHERE IS FEMALE EJACULATION FLUID PRODUCED?

Fluid comes form the Paraurethral / Skenes glands. In fact, they are an analogue of male prostate.

The tissue surrounding the urethra is the “urethral sponge.” The paraurethral glands are imbedded in this tissue.

Interesting fact: it is not necessarily for this liquid to shoot out with a great force as you may have seen in some adult movies. In some women it may seep out in very small quantities.

What you see in majority of those movies is urine. The actors simply drink lots of water beforehand. Enjoy watching those videos but keep in mind that this is a professional trick.

HOW IS FEMALE EJACULATION FLUID PRODUCED?

During sexual arousal the tissue surrounding the urethra becomes engorged with blood and the Paraurethral/Skenes glands produce and fill with prostatic fluid.
This becomes a highly sensitive spot… the G-SPOT… In fact, this process is very similar to the process of male arousal. As a result the urethral sponge becomes “erected” and if you touch it feels firm. This is a kind of female hard-on. The only difference is that it all happens on the inside of a woman’s vagina.

The amount of liquid may vary greatly and may be increased by applying a special kind of massage to the inside walls of the vagina.

Special Tantric massage techniques are used to “wake up” the whole inside of a woman’s vagina. Nerve endings are becoming awake allowing a woman to experience levels of pleasure, which had been unknown to her before. Once you, what I call breaking the seal, Those sensations and the amount of fluid will increase with each new squirting experience.

ARE ALL WOMEN CAPABLE OF HAVING A SQUIRTING ORGASM?

All women have the Paraurethral / Skenes glands so ALL women are capable of producing this liquid and can eventually achieve female ejaculation!
However G-spot is a place not so easy to find particularly when woman is not sexually aroused. In such state it simply seems non-existent. This is the reason why so many doctors cannot find G-spot during medical evaluations.

Now that you know WHAT female ejaculation actually is we will go on and clear up main misconceptions and confusion around squirting orgasm as well as many other interesting things.

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In achieving squiring orgasm (if you want to see her squirt) almost everything depends on a woman and her state of mind.

There are also some anatomical and psychological details, which are unique to each person. Trying to give your partner squirting orgasm without much experience or good professional guidance may in some cases inhibit her subconscious with feelings of inferiority and endanger her ability to have squirting orgasm in the future.

Teaching this requires patience, persistence, ability to make her feel at ease while taking in account various psychological and anatomical specifics.

So if after a few months you still did not get to the point where you want to be - you may consider looking for some assistance.

In my case, what once started with some friends’ requests grew into serious practice, which includes consultations, coaching, group seminars and individual sessions for couples.