Squirting has raised questions for centuries. Is it the same as peeing? Can all women squirt? And most importantly: how can you experience it yourself? In this article you’ll find the facts, myths and tips — plus the best toys and products to make squirting easier and more enjoyable.
What exactly is squirting?
Squirting is a form of female ejaculation where clear fluid is released from the urethra during sexual stimulation or orgasm. This fluid is different from natural vaginal lubrication and can range from a few drops to a powerful stream.
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Is squirting just peeing?
Research shows that squirting is not simply urine. The fluid contains prostate enzymes (PSAs), which are also found in male semen. This suggests that the Skene’s glands, often called the female prostate, play an important role in the process of squirting.
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Can all women squirt?
No. It varies from person to person. For some it’s just a few drops, for others it can be a strong stream. The most important thing is not to feel pressured: sexual pleasure is personal. The International Society for Sexual Medicine reports that 10% to 50% of women ejaculate, but that "most are unaware of it because the fluid often flows back into the bladder instead of outside the body."
Is squirting the same as an orgasm?
Not quite. Researchers say squirting and female ejaculation are two different things. Squirting is usually clear fluid from the bladder. Female ejaculation is milky white and comes from the Skene’s glands (also known as the female prostate).
How can I squirt?
Masturbation is one of the best ways to discover what feels good, though practising with a partner can also help. When it comes to finding and stimulating the G-spot, a partner might sometimes reach it more easily.
Either way, consider investing in a vibrator that is curved to reach the front vaginal wall more easily. It allows you or your partner to go deeper than fingers alone.
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How to squirt: more tips and techniques
Stimulate the G-spot
The G-spot sits at the front vaginal wall. With the right pressure, this can trigger squirting.
- Try a curved G-spot vibrator.
- Or choose a rabbit vibrator that combines internal and external stimulation.
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Use a water-based lubricant
It makes everything more comfortable and intense. Shop water-based lubes for squirting here.
Pjur Lubricant – water-based and sensitive
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Relax fully
Tension can block squirting. Try in the shower, in the bath, or on your bed. -
Play with angles and rhythm
Often, steady pressure works better than deep thrusts.
Frequently asked questions about squirting
What feels better: squirting or a regular orgasm?
It’s personal. Some people describe squirting as a deeper release, while others prefer clitoral orgasms.
Can I squirt without penetration?
Yes. External stimulation can also trigger it. Using an air-pulse vibrator can give intense sensations without penetration.
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Does squirting mean better sex?
Not necessarily. Squirting doesn’t automatically mean stronger orgasms. Pleasure is subjective and unique to everyone.
Can squirting help prevent UTIs?
Some scientists believe that squirting helps flush bacteria from the urinary tract, which may protect against infections.
What if I can’t squirt?
Not everyone can or wants to squirt — and that’s completely normal. Sexual pleasure is personal and there’s no right or wrong way to enjoy it.
Insights from a world record holder in squirting
World record holder Lola Jean
Lola Jean, sex educator and volume squirting world record holder, says: “Women’s sexuality has been suppressed for centuries. The fact that squirting can’t be easily faked makes it mysterious and desired. The most important thing is that you enjoy what feels good for you.”
“Squirting is a physical manifestation of pleasure that can’t easily be imitated, so it’s become a highly sought-after sexual trophy. There’s also fascination because it’s something that doesn’t depend on penises. You can squirt without penetration, without orgasm, and this bodily phenomenon is only about the person experiencing it.”
The best products for squirting
Want to give it a try? Here are our top picks:
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- G-spot vibrators – curved for targeted stimulation.
- Rabbit vibrators – dual stimulation for extra intensity.
- Water-based lubricants – safe, comfortable and increase your chances of squirting!
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Squirting is normal and natural
Whether you squirt or not, it’s completely normal and healthy. More research is needed to fully understand it, but what matters most is that it’s a positive, pleasurable experience.