Before we begin, let’s define what squirting is exactly. Squirting takes place when a woman ejaculates, and the liquid that is produced projects (squirts) from the vaginal cavity. This is similar to “gushing”; where the ejaculate flows out at a heavy pace without the shooting motion. Neither should be confused with regular urination – as they are two different events.

Read: Female Ejaculate – Where Does It Come From?

The act of squirting is an accomplishment to some, but if it happens by accident it may be a little intimidating to others. Many couples and individuals alike seek to learn the secrets that cause squirting. Research suggests that it is intense stimulation of the mythical G-Spot (discussed here) that triggers the ejaculation flood gates. Others contest this theory, although there is no evidence to show otherwise.

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As with other sexual feats, the art of squirting should be discussed with one’s partner prior to having intercourse. If achieving this is a goal, then both participants must be on board and prepared for what may or may not come (pun intended). The key to mastering any sexual talent is to be comfortable with oneself as well as your partner. Squirting should never hurt or feel uncomfortable, and participants must also beware of overstimulation due to excessive “practicing”.