Little Squirts

Q:
When my wife was pregnant, she began squirting when she had orgasms. But since she gave birth, she no longer squirts and seems a lot drier during sex. Is there any way to make her ejaculate like that again?

A:
Pregnancy causes a number of hormonal changes that alter a woman’s sexual response. An increase in blood flow to the uterus and the pressure of the fetus often leads to greater sexual responsiveness and lubrication, which explains your wife’s sudden ability to drench you. To provoke more wet climaxes, try combining oral sex with a manual massage of her G spot: the raised, bean-shaped mass of nerve tissue located about halfway between the back of the pubic bone and the top of the cervix, on the front wall of her vagina. This double-barreled approach may stimulate her lubrication glands enough to make her squirt again.

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