Last week, something unexpected happened.
One of my Naked U instructors went viral.
No announcement. No intention. No buildup.
Just a short clip, a few seconds long, spreading across social media faster than anyone could predict.
Abella Danger was in the crowd at a Miami Hurricanes football game, cheering like any other fan.
No setup. No posing. No awareness of the camera.
A cameraman caught her mid reaction. Natural. Unfiltered. Fully herself.
That was all it took.
The clip spread out of nowhere. Shared, reposted, talked about.
Yes, the woman in that viral clip was Abella Danger, one of my Naked U instructors. (Click here to watch her course)
Why Abella Always Breaks the Internet
Abella isn’t just viral because she’s beautiful.
She’s viral because of what she represents.
Confidence. Sexual command. A woman completely at home in her body.
That’s exactly why she’s one of my newest—and most beloved—instructors at Naked U.
And it’s why her lessons inside my latest video series, Iconic Squirters, are among the most watched, replayed, and studied.
Not just because the positions look incredible on her body…
But because she teaches something very few women can truly demonstrate.
Advanced Orgasms That Lead to Squirting
Abella doesn’t teach beginner techniques.
She teaches advanced female orgasms—the kind that overwhelm the body and often lead to full release.
Inside Iconic Squirters, you’ll watch her demonstrate orgasms that stack, layer, and intensify until control disappears.
This isn’t luck.
It’s biology. Technique. Precision.
And it leads us to one of the most powerful concepts I’ve ever taught.
👉 See Abella Danger teach these techniques inside Iconic Squirters.
What Is a Trigasm?
If you’ve followed me for a while, this won’t be new.
The term Trigasm was born during a deep conversation with my dear friend and legendary instructor Tori Black.
Together, we defined it clearly:
A Trigasm is the simultaneous stimulation of three internal pleasure zones:
- The C-spot (clitoral network)
- The G-zone (urethral sponge region)
- The A-spot (deep anterior fornix)
When these three areas are stimulated together, the nervous system doesn’t just respond.
It floods.
The result is one of the most intense orgasms a woman can experience—and very often, a squirting orgasm follows naturally.
It isn’t easy to achieve.
But when it’s done correctly, it’s unforgettable.
Why This Changes How Women Experience Sex
Most orgasms are localized.
Trigasmic orgasms are systemic.
Her breath changes. Her muscles release. Her mind lets go.
This is why women bond so deeply to the men who can guide them there.
And why the instructors who can demonstrate it—like Abella—capture attention everywhere they go.
Even in a crowded football stadium.
Watch It Happen
If you want to understand why that one clip went viral…
If you want to see what her body is capable of when stimulated correctly…
And if you want to learn how these orgasms are created step by step…
Hot kisses,
Gabrielle Moore
Sex Expert & Author of Naked U
