The Hook Technique explained

Talking about technique that works wonders for me.

We all know about male ejaculation – the big finale in the form of spurting white fluid, but female ejaculation is a lesser-known phenomenon. Like most women, I don’t orgasm every time I have sex, but when I do, I really appreciate a good knee-trembler. I like to cum with gusto, and if you can make me squirt, I’ll be very appreciative.  That’s where the hook technique comes in, but hold that thought for the moment whilst I tackle the common misconception of female ejaculation versus female squirting. 

You would be forgiven for thinking female ejaculation and squirting are one and the same, but they are not. Females ejaculate from their paraurethral glands, emitting a thick liquid commonly known as cum. Squirting is different, we still produce liquid, but it comes from our bladder and is thinner in consistency, resembling urine. We can cum and we can squirt, and we can even do both at the same time!  To help me reach such dizzying heights you’ll need to know where my G-Spot is. You might have heard, but locating the sacred erogenous zone can be tricky. You’ll find my G-Spot in my vagina, approximately two to three inches inside and on the anterior wall. 

Before you go diving in to find it, I’d suggest you prep for the occasion. Start by pleasuring me to make sure I’m fully aroused. There are many ways you can do this, e.g., kiss my neck, caress me, remove my clothes, and whisper softly in my ear - telling me exactly what you plan to do to me. This will not only leave me feeling hot and bothered - it will also get the blood pumping around my body and specifically to my G-Spot, and a swollen G-Spot is much easier to locate!