No, it is not normal for water to come out of your nipples when you squeeze them. If you are experiencing this, it could indicate an underlying health issue and it is advisable to consult a healthcare provider for further evaluation.
Squeeze on her nipples.
You can squeeze and pinch your nipples and they will become more erect.
It's not completely uncommon for nipples to be facing inwards, but if they cause you any pain, or anything comes out when you gently squeeze them, I'd suggest seeing a doctor. The only exception to this is if you are pregnant, and what comes out is breast milk. If your nipples facing inwards is bothering you, you can gently squeeze around them with your (clean) thumb and index finger. But if they don't pop out when you squeeze gently like that, then don't force it.
To make your nipples hard, you need to sexually stimulate yourself. Massage your boobs, rub them, squeeze them, etc. Also, flick, lick, and touch your nipples as much as possible. Your nipples will get hard once you're horny and sexually stimulated.
No, nipples do not change color in water. The color of nipples is determined by the amount of pigment present in the skin and is not affected by being in contact with water.
Don`t squeeze. Nipples have tiny glands around the areola that produce some fatty substance when you are nursing, to protect the whole area. Now, if you are not female and not nursing and not on the pill, you may see a doctor anyway.
i don't think these are pregnancy symptoms. Maybe you should talk with your doctor
Nipples come in all sizes; men's nipples also can range from very small to very large.
if it is clear its normal. if its white and milky its abnormal unless of course you are pregnant
my guess is squeeze them and lick the nipples. put your dick between them, i dont know! why are you even asking??
who told you to do that? not a dr or nurse i am sure. in later months of pregnancy is you squeeze your nipples, milk will come out, but not before you have even missed your firs period. just take a pregnancy test.