089 - Squirting Explained

An episode of the Sex Solutions with Dr. Sonjia podcast, hosted by Dr. Sonjia, America's Sex Educator, titled "089 - Squirting Explained" was published on May 14, 2021 and runs 12 minutes.

May 14, 2021 ·12m · Sex Solutions with Dr. Sonjia

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No, squirting isn't peeing during sex! You've heard about women who squirt during orgasm, but what else do you know? Today Dr. S breaks down the science behind squirting for sexual satisfaction so you know what it is and how to experiment with your squirting potential! Press play now to learn more about squirting and if you learn something new, please take a minute to leave a positive review!

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