Male Squirting

More Than One Kind of Orgasm

Most men have no idea how multi-layered their bodies truly are. We grow up believing that male pleasure begins and ends with the ‘lingam’ – a narrow view that conceals an entire landscape of sensations. One of the most surprising discoveries men can make is that their bodies are capable of something akin to a ‘squirting orgasm’.

Understanding Squirting

‘Female ejaculation’, often referred to as a squirting orgasm, is a well-researched phenomenon. It is most commonly triggered by intense pelvic contractions during a G-spot orgasm. The fluid itself partly originates from the Skene’s glands. Biochemical studies show that this fluid contains markers similar to those of the male prostate. It may appear as a milky ejaculate or a stronger gush that includes bladder fluid.

Art Ⓒ 2026 Philipp Mutschler

The Prostatic Pleasure Reflex

When a man is deeply attuned to his ‘prostatic pleasure centre’ and knows how to actively work with the pelvic floor muscles, ‘male squirting’ becomes possible. As in the female body, this is typically triggered by a strong pelvic contraction reflex during a prostate orgasm. This can lead to classic ejaculation, or a forceful expulsion of fluid from deep within the urethral tract. This liquid is a mixture of prostate secretions, traces of urine, and occasionally fluid from the seminal vesicles. The orgasmic sensation is very different: it is more wave-like, internal and full-body.

Multi-Orgasmic Potential

The prostate isn’t the only gateway. After ejaculation, when the lingam enters its hypersensitive, post-orgasmic phase, extensive lingam stimulation can trigger a similar release. A soft, fluidic ‘after-orgasm’ that feels like the body emptying itself from deeper layers. And in some men, ‘testicular orgasms’ – yes, real orgasms originating from the testes – can create their own form of fluid release, though with a different composition, feel and quantity.

The male body is far more complex, sensitive and multi-orgasmic than culture ever taught us. When men learn to feel instead of perform, explore instead of rush, their sexuality opens up to a whole new dimension.

© Philipp, 22 January 2026