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SQUIRTING TUTORIAL!!! How To Make A Girl SQUIRT Free Sex Video

I don’t have a partner right now and have been sexually stimulated. I have a We-Vibe Thrill clitoral stimulator and I used the techniques that you talked about in the video. It is a good thing I brought a large bath towel to bed with me. I had it soaking in no time and I am so satisfied and mellow right now.

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You just need to say the right things at the right time. When you use words and phrases that are highly sexual as well as sentimental, you can turn any girl on almost immediately! The trick is finding the right words and choosing your moment.

While some people naturally squirt a high pressure or high volume gush, others may just release a trickle, or never experience it at all. In reality, squirting volumes vary greatly with some people producing 0.3ml to 150 ml1 — and they’re all perfectly normal. Looking for a few toys to help you get the job done? Check out Glamour’s list of the best sex toys for couples. Stimulate her clitoris with your mouth while using one finger in her vagina and another in her anus—check beforehand whether she is into anal stimulation. Slowly insert your fingers (you can use one finger or two fingers) into her vaginal opening.

It’s about setting a cozy, sexy atmosphere where she feels safe and relaxed. When she’s in the right headspace, everything else will flow naturally. Now that the space is set woman squirt, the next step is just as crucial—syncing her mind and body to fully embrace the experience. Squirting sounds hot as hell… until you’re half-naked at 2 a.m., soaked sheets everywhere, and suddenly realizing you have no idea what just happened—or how to clean it up. Here’s the thing, squirting is totally real—somewhere between 10% and 54% of adult women have experienced some form of squirting or female ejaculation. But it’s not something you can force, and it’s not something most people are taught how to prepare for.The good news?