It seems to be a closely guarded secret that female ejaculation is a technique that any woman can learn. If the female g-spot is stimulated adequately, a clear fluid is expelled from the urethra during orgasm. Female ejaculate is most definitely not urine; it contains PSA (prostatic-specific antigen) and is known as the female counterpart of prostatic fluid.
G-spot Location
The first step in teaching yourself the practice of female ejaculation is to find the g-spot. It is located about 3 cm (1.2ins) into the vagina, on the front wall. The size of the g-spot is different in every woman, but it can generally be felt when a woman is fully aroused. It feels slightly swollen to touch and has a ridged texture.
G-spot Stimulation
G-spot stimulation produces deep pleasure and intense orgasms. The g-spot can be touched in a variety of ways, including stroking, pressing or pulsating the area. Many women enjoy alternate g-spot and clitoral stimulation. Experiment with different sex positions to make access easier. G-spot vibrators have rounded tips specifically designed for g-spot stimulation. They can reach further than fingers and permit firmer pressure.
Female ejaculation is more likely to take place in women with strong pelvic floor muscles. Many women find it easier while squatting or in an upright position. It generally happens when a woman pushes down and outwards with her PC muscles at the point of orgasm. Because we are used to controlling the sensation of bodily fluid, waste and wind, this takes a bit of practice – but it is so worth it!
Dr. Mia Rose
