I’m a female member.

I’m a male member who can squirt without ejaculating. For men, squirting repeatedly after ejaculation can feel like sheer hell, as if you’re struggling through it. If it’s just squirting without ejaculation, you can still enjoy it to some extent…but it feels quite different from actual pleasure. I wonder if it’s similar for women…?? If so, you probably aren’t missing out by never experiencing squirting. Maybe it’s enough to think of it as a nice bonus if it happens by chance. I think one finger should be enough, so it’s perfectly fine to say how many you’d like. That applies not only to squirting, but also when you’re being caressed.

I’m Shingo Lee (Shingori), a columnist. Unlike men, women’s internal anatomy varies quite a bit from person to person. In particular, the distance between the bladder, urethra, and vagina differs, and that distance affects how easily someone orgasms or squirts. When it comes to squirting, the point at which the bladder feels full is basically the stage where the body is ready. Until then, one finger is enough. After that, though, I think it really depends on the individual. Some people won’t squirt unless they’re stimulated with two fingers or a penis. Generally, I think the right technique can make up for that, though… You say inserting two fingers hurts, but if someone is good at gradually stretching things, it should generally be fine. I wonder if everyone’s just being too rough?

Maezawa from the CEO’s office here—I’ll answer too. > Are there men who can make a woman squirt with just one finger? I think there are plenty. I haven’t heard much about needing two fingers, and if someone knows the right technique, I think one is more than enough.

I’m a male member—the kind of guy who always loses. One finger is usually enough. I’ll use two if she asks, but normally I stick to one. ※I won’t do it unless she asks me to “make her squirt.” With one finger, the contact area is smaller, so you need to move your middle finger slightly from side to side inside, while also stimulating the bladder area by gently sandwiching it between your palm and middle finger. - Raise the woman’s upper body slightly while she’s lying down, or have her stand and lift one leg a little. Tell her, “Relax that area,” to help her loosen up. - With two fingers, use only the first and second joints to make a gentle scooping motion toward yourself. - With one finger, stimulate the area around the bladder by holding it between your middle finger and palm, while working on the clitoris with the base of your middle finger. That’s the image I have in mind. Since the muscles that close off the urethra inside the vagina need to relax, knowing how to talk her into relaxing that area is also an important part of it. Squirting can be a fun event with a woman you have a trusting relationship with, but I don’t think it necessarily feels good for the woman herself. To the women who’ve answered: what do you think? Does it feel good? That said, some women just won’t squirt no matter what you do. Why am I answering this so seriously...?

I’m Kazu, a male member. Starting the morning with some dirty talk… I can’t guarantee I’ll always make her squirt, but I can do it with just one finger—and sometimes without inserting any fingers at all. Quite a few women find it painful when two fingers are inserted.