After bringing a woman to orgasm, the giver deliberately persists through oversensitivity to create a mix of pleasure and discomfort. The woman's g-spot, a spongy patch of tissue on the anterior wall of the vagina behind the pubic bone, is repeatedly stimulated to prompt female ejaculation. Explicit and erotic language should be used to describe the sensation of overstimulation and subsequent squirting. Typically during squirting, small bursts of fluid are expelled through the urethra and the woman squirting may feel an intense pressure or sudden urge to pee in the immediate moments leading to the ejaculation which can sometimes cause feelings of anxiety, confusion or embarrassment if they haven't squirted in their life before. The volume of fluid expelled is typically no more than a table spoon or two, although this can be significantly less. The fluid normally comes out it small spurts, in time with the rhythmic contractions of the vagina, and quickly taper off. Squirting prompts feelings of intense pleasure and relief in the woman squirting, with waves of pleasure, strong vaginal contractions, feelings of tingling and/or heat washing over the body. After the intense climax, the woman normally feels exhausted and incredibly relaxed, although depending on the character they may then feel shy or vulnerable in the aftermath. Alternatively the character could be amazed, thankful or pleasantly delighted by the experience.