# How to Make Myself Squirt

**By EjaGuard Delay Spray** · 2025-05-31

## What Is Squirting?

![What Is Squirting & How to Make It Happen](https://stylecaster.com/wp-content/uploads/2016/11/what-is-squirting.jpg)

Squirting—also called female ejaculation—is the expulsion of fluid from the urethra during intense sexual stimulation, especially g-spot stimulation. It's not just a porn trick or a myth. In fact, researchers have confirmed that squirting is real, natural, and experienced by many women worldwide.

### Quick Facts:

-   Squirting fluid comes from the **Skene’s glands**, located near the urethra.
    
-   It typically happens with deep internal stimulation, especially of the **g-spot**.
    
-   The fluid is _not_ urine, although it passes through the same channel.
    

## Understanding Your Anatomy

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To learn how to make yourself squirt, you need to understand what you're working with. Squirting begins with g-spot stimulation—and knowing where and how to find it is key.

### Where Is the G-Spot?

The **g-spot** is located about 1 to 2 inches inside the vaginal canal, along the upper wall (toward the belly button). It feels bumpy or ridged, different from the smooth surrounding tissue.

### Key Parts Involved:

-   **G-Spot**: Primary area for squirting stimulation.
    
-   **Urethra**: Where female ejaculation fluid exits.
    
-   **Skene’s Glands**: Sometimes called the female prostate; they’re responsible for the fluid.
    

Use a mirror or anatomy diagram to get comfortable with your body. You’ll build confidence the more you explore.

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## How to Make Yourself Squirt (Solo Guide)

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Ready to try it yourself? Here’s a step-by-step method on how to make yourself squirt alone. Make sure you’re in a private, relaxed environment—this matters more than you think.

### Step 1: Set the Mood

-   Empty your bladder before starting.
    
-   Use towels to reduce anxiety about mess.
    
-   Relax with deep breathing or a warm bath.
    

### Step 2: Use Lube Generously

Squirting usually requires **firm and consistent stimulation**. Lube helps reduce friction and makes everything feel smoother.

_Pro Tip: Use a water-based lubricant like EjaGuard Natural Glide for safe, silky pleasure._

### Step 3: Locate the G-Spot

-   Insert one or two fingers with your palm facing up.
    
-   Curve them in a **'come here' motion** toward your belly button.
    
-   Apply firm, steady pressure and note any urge to pee (this is normal).
    

### Step 4: Stimulate Rhythmically

Continue pressing and releasing the g-spot in waves. You may feel pressure build like you’re about to urinate. **Do not stop**—this is usually the sensation just before squirting.

### Step 5: Let Go

As pressure builds, try to relax your pelvic floor muscles. Don’t clench or stop the motion. If your body wants to release—_let it_. That’s the key to unlocking squirting for most people.

You might squirt just a little, or a lot. Either way, celebrate the success. You're learning your body!

Water-based lubes are also recommended by the [Mayo Clinic](https://www.mayoclinic.org/healthy-lifestyle/sexual-health/in-depth/sexual-health/art-20046459 "Link to Mayo Clinic") for minimizing irritation during solo play.

## Best Positions to Help You Squirt

![How To Squirt Effortlessly During Sex & Solo Play](https://badgirlsbible.com/wp-content/uploads/2014/06/fingering-yourself-masturbation-techniques.jpg)

Some positions are better suited for g-spot access and stimulation, especially if you're experimenting with a partner.

### 1\. Woman on Top

Allows you to grind in a controlled rhythm. Perfect for finding the exact angle that stimulates the g-spot.

### 2\. Doggy Style

This deep penetration angle helps hit the g-spot with precision. Try using pillows under the hips to improve the angle.

### 3\. Coital Alignment Technique (CAT)

Lying in missionary with a pillow under the hips, the partner grinds rather than thrusts. The friction against the clit and deep penetration can boost your squirting potential.

### 4\. Spoon Position

Slower and more intimate, this one allows for pressure and shallow thrusts that target the g-spot over time.

To further enhance g-spot stimulation in these positions, try using EjaGuard’s [curved vibrators and G-spot toys](https://ejaguard.com/collections/sex-toys "Link to curved vibrators and G-spot toys"), designed for targeted internal pleasure.

_Tip: Use a toy like a curved G-spot dildo or a vibrator designed for internal use to increase your chances of success when solo._

## Tips for Relaxation and Success

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Squirting isn’t just physical—it’s also **mental and emotional**. If you’re anxious or tense, your body will hold back. Here’s how to help it along:

-   **Practice Kegel Exercises**: These strengthen pelvic muscles and increase orgasm intensity.
    
-   **Try Edging**: Get close to climax, then pause. Repeat. This builds sensitivity.
    
-   **Hydrate**: Since fluid is expelled, staying hydrated is important.
    
-   **Keep Breathing**: Holding your breath tenses the body—stay loose and present.
    

For an intensified climax experience, try combining Kegels with EjaGuard’s [orgasm-enhancing gels](https://ejaguard.com/collections/orgasm-gel "Link to orgasm-enhancing gels").

## Common Myths About Squirting

**Myth 1: Squirting is just pee.**  
It’s not. While it does exit the urethra, scientific studies show it's chemically different from urine.

**Myth 2: Every woman can squirt easily.**  
Not everyone squirts the same way, and that’s okay. Some need more practice; others may never squirt and still have fulfilling orgasms.

**Myth 3: Squirting means you had a better orgasm.**  
Not true. Squirting and orgasm are separate experiences. You can have one without the other.

A study referenced in the [National Library of Medicine](https://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pmc/articles/PMC5055573/ "Link to National Library of Medicine") confirms that the chemical composition of squirting fluid is not identical to urine, debunking this common myth.

## Conclusion

If you’ve been wondering _how to make myself squirt_, now you’ve got the tools, knowledge, and confidence to explore this exciting part of your body. It may take time or come quickly (pun intended), but either way—it’s a journey of discovery.

So take it slow, enjoy the process, and remember: every woman is unique, and your path to pleasure is yours alone.

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### Ready to explore more?

Try combining Kegels, the right position, and a quality lube like **EjaGuard Delay + Glide** for the ultimate experience.

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