Kinks & Fetishes – What does Squirting Play mean?
Squirting Play
Squirting play is G-spot and pressure stimulation with squirting as the goal, exploring whether and how a person with a vulva releases fluid during arousal or orgasm.
What does Squirting Play mean?
Squirting comes from the everyday English verb “squirt”, to spray out in a jet, and squirting play is the practice built around it. It means G-spot and pressure play with squirting as the goal, encouraging, exploring and trying to make it happen. Squirting is the release of fluid from the urethra during arousal or orgasm. Research suggests it comes largely from the bladder, mixed with secretions from the Skene’s glands. Not everyone squirts, and it isn’t a measure of good sex.
How do you try squirting play?
Relax, empty your bladder first and put down a towel, so there’s nothing to worry about. Squirting usually comes from steady, firm pressure on the G-spot, a few centimetres inside on the front wall of the vagina, often with fingers in a “come here” motion or a curved toy. Many people feel an urge to pee just before, and letting go instead of holding back is often the key.
Is squirting just pee?
Not exactly. Studies found it contains some of the same components as urine, often heavily diluted, plus secretions from the Skene’s glands. Either way, it’s a normal body response and nothing to be embarrassed about. A waterproof blanket makes cleanup easy. Not sure your partner is into it? Squirting Play only shows up as a match in the Consent Check if you both said yes.