Squirting Technique: Pressure, Angle & Rhythm

This quick‑start guide outlines a simple routine you can practice today. Work slowly, communicate clearly, and never force discomfort.

1) Warm‑up & Arousal

Start with kissing, full‑body touch and deep breathing. Build tension gradually before any internal pressure.

2) Hand Position & Angle

Use two fingers palm‑up. Curl toward the front wall at a shallow angle. Aim for pressure that’s firm but comfortable.

3) Rhythm & Tempo

Pulse in a steady “come‑here” motion while your other hand stimulates externally. Keep a consistent tempo.

4) Ride the Edge

When her breathing changes and legs tense, slow slightly, let the wave build, then resume. Stay present and responsive.

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