Ah, the not-so-elusive squirt. 

Some people say squirting isn’t real. Or that squirters are few and far between. But we believe in it so much that we’ve built a whole brand and product line around it.

Moral of the story, squirting is real. Now that we’ve got that out of the way, how does it actually happen?

Read any sex advice column, forum, or blog (like this one) on squirting, and the overarching advice is to make a “come hither” motion with your fingers (or a toy) on the G-spot. But what exactly is that and why does it work? 

That’s what we’re here to find out. 

Come hither anatomy

If you don’t know what we mean by “come hither” it’s when you turn your palm upward, crook your index finger (can also include middle finger), and bring them inwards repeatedly, like you’re telling someone to “come here”.

This works because it stimulates the G-spot, which is a pleasure vortex in itself. Plus, it’s near the Skene’s glands, which become engorged when stimulated. 

It’s also important to note that while most people who squirt do so through G-spot stimulation, that’s not the case with everyone. Some people may squirt from clitoral stimulation, anal play, or all of the above! 

Some people realize they can squirt after exploring the “come hither” and then realize they can squirt from a variety of different things that turn them on. Some may orgasm when they squirt, and others may experience them separately. There’s no one-size-fits-all when it comes to squirting!

Squirting fun facts

There are a lot of misconceptions out there about squirting, so let’s clear them up with some fun facts:

• Squirt is not pure pee but instead a combination of urea, uric acid, and creatinine.

• The Skene’s glands sit at the lower end of the urethra.

• Squirt also contains a compound called prostatic-specific antigen produced by the Skene’s glands.

• An estimated 40% of women have experienced squirting (there are currently no gender inclusive-stats, but it’s likely the same percentage for anyone with a vulva).

• You may feel like you need to pee before you’re about to squirt.

Introducing The Squirtisima

Think you need to rely on your hand (or someone else’s) to squirt? Think again!

We want to empower people to explore their bodies, their sexuality, and their pleasure in whatever way they’d like –– especially when it comes to squirting). That’s why we’ve launched The Squirtisima ($113 AUD). 

Say goodbye to sore wrists and tired fingers. The Squirtisima is a hand-blown glass pleasure wand designed to enhance your solo sexploration.

Featuring a unique curled handle that curves upwards and towards the pubic bone, Squirtisima provides an ergonomic and intuitive grip, making it effortless to achieve deep, satisfying sensations during self-pleasure.

Its durable, temperature-responsive design is ideal for those seeking a premium, indulgent experience of squirting that combines function and fun!

As fun as squirting can be, it can also make a mess. So don’t forget to grab a Waterproof Splash Blanket™ ($89 AUD) (check out our new colors Teal and Grape Soda).

You’ll probably want this Organic pH Balanced Lubricant ($25 AUD) to keep you going as you explore your squirting powers!

Want extra support learning how to squirt? Enroll in Squirt School!

An empowering online course designed to support you in the art of G-spot orgasm and female ejaculation. Join YPP founder Rosie Rees and learn how to squirt during self-pleasure and how to let go and squirt with your partner!