The ultimate answer to female ejaculation

Doctors and scholars have given many names to female orgasms. Frankly, I hope most of them are women, and that I myself have experienced various types of orgasms; otherwise, their descriptions feel superficial and inadequate. With age and experience, women's experiences of orgasm become richer, something younger women cannot achieve. For
me now, the most pleasurable feeling is squirting, which experts call a G-spot orgasm. It happens 5-10 times, enough to wet half a folded, four-layered towel. Even if it doesn't last long, it makes me lose interest. My G-spot is about the size of a walnut; I can clearly feel it with my fingers. Touching the indentation in the middle gives me a very itchy feeling. Using a simple gynecological speculum with a small flashlight, I can clearly see it rise and fall with the rhythm of the orgasm, and the fluid flowing out. Ejaculation can be done alone. After 20-30 stimulations, a feeling of blockage will appear. If you suddenly release the pressure at this point, the fluid will gush out, and you will feel incredibly relaxed. The more desire builds up, the more fluid will be released. The amount of fluid is often higher at night, but may be higher in the morning due to dehydration after a night's sleep. Sometimes, even with sufficient stimulation, insufficient fluid can feel unsatisfying, and you might even feel an urge to drink water immediately. Urine buildup can actually hinder ejaculation; you must empty your bladder to regain the original sensation. Combining this with clitoral stimulation creates an even more wonderful experience. A clitoral orgasm feels like an electric shock, causing intense tingling and itching, and the entire genital area involuntarily spasms violently, with the vagina contracting to a tighter state. The intense excitement can make you want to scream. Masturbation is easier to control than self-pleasure because a man's genitals are generally less flexible. I can experience two orgasms separately or combine them. A man's genitals or fingers rubbing the external area can quickly induce lubrication, but it's not a strong orgasm. Some women, upon witnessing this, couldn't handle the stimulation and only managed about 10 thrusts instead of the usual 20 minutes. Cervical stimulation doesn't produce an orgasm because it doesn't cause muscle contractions or fluid discharge; it only brings a feeling of fullness. Some women describe cervical orgasms as sexual arousal. The sequence of sensations is tension—suspension—relaxation—warmth. I prefer "effective" stimulation, which leads to a more efficient orgasm, to vigorous thrusting.

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