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writes:Hey everyone.... So this is rather a different question but I need some advice. Ive been wanting to squirt for the longest time, and I believe I did so tonight. I followed some tips, and when I did orgasm I pushed out instead of holding back. I felt the liquid, but not much. My legs did shake a lot and I felt like I was urinating but I wasn't. It took me 3.5 hours to achieve this. I was wondering if anyone has any other advice to this? Hubby and I are wanting to make this happen. Tonight happened with a toy. Any advice given would be greatly appreciated. I have watched how to videos, but those videos only show with the fingers. Thanks everyoneSam
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reader, spicegirl719 +, writes (22 November 2014):
spicegirl719 is verified as being by the original poster of the question Thanks so much. Is there a preferable way to squirt? I mean when I did I was laying down on my floor. Any suggestions in ref to positions? I have heard leg up in the shower, but want to try something more for the bedroom... does that make sense at all ??
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reader, BrownWolf +, writes (20 November 2014):
You need a good long build up. Excitement comes from the mind. So try and get yourself mentally stimulated...all day. But do not relief your tension until you and hubby get together. Then do the thing that turns you on the most, and let yourself go.
Do not let any other thought distract you. Think like a man when he wants to go all over a woman's face or breast...Just let him have all :)
The key is the mind...You should be shaking and dripping wet with excitement long before you get to the bedroom.
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reader, eyeswideopen  +, writes (20 November 2014):
 3.5 hours? Well you certainly have persistence anyway, plus a lot of spare time I guess.
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reader, WhenCowsAttack +, writes (20 November 2014):
You just have to be patient and keep practicing. Sounds like you almost got it! Keep doing what you are doing, making small adjustments as you go.
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