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Like so much to do with female sexuality, squirting is a controversial topic amongst both scientists and women. What does it actually feel like, where does it come from, and how can you try squirting if you've never experienced it before?
In the realm of human experiences, few sensations rival the euphoria and profound release that accompanies an orgasm. From ancient texts to contemporary conversations, the topic of orgasms has intrigued and fascinated individuals across cultures and generations. This deeply personal event holds an innate power to captivate and elicit a multitude of emotions.
Many of us have grown up being told – explicitly or implicitly – that our bodies are off limits to us, that they are not ours alone. One way to start to reconnect with our bodies, our sexuality, and our pleasure, or to explore it further, is through pleasure mapping.
Most of us carry shame around our bodies, whether we're aware of it or not, and that can make discovering our body and sexuality feel uncomfortable. It won’t happen overnight but practicing small steps everyday can lead to great progress.
Female pleasure is about as taboo as a topic can get in the Arab world, but that wasn’t always the case.
Our culture’s stigmatization of female bodies has long shrouded the experience of intimacy with ourselves in shame. Deepening our connection with our bodies can be incredibly empowering and transformative, playing a crucial part in our mental, emotional, and sexual wellbeing.
