What
is the "G" Spot?
The
G-Spot is is an area sensitive to stimulation inside the vagina and
is the focal point of female sexual arousal, adding pleasure and new
sensations.
Unlike
men, women can orgasm several different ways:
- clitoral
- vaginal
- G-Spot
stimulation
Existence
of the G-Spot
The
G-spot is named after Ernst Grafenbergts discoverer who first put forth
information regarding this area. Although some doubt remains as to its
existence many women have felt intense pleasure by stimulating the sensitive
area about 5cm/2 inches inside the vagina towards the front of the body.
The
G-spot is said to be the female equivalent of the male prostate gland.
Some women have even found that they ejaculate a fluid if they have
an orgasm by stimulation of the G-spot, and researchers in Canada and
the United States claim that the composition of the fluid is remarkably
similar to the secretion of the prostate gland.
There
are vibrators designed for g-spot penetration, one such vibrator is
the Magic
Wand Vibrator by Hitachi. The magic
wand G-Spotter attachment is sold seperately.
The G-spot, anatomically, is the area beneath the urethral sponge. This
would certainly at least partially explain its role in female ejaculation.
It also sheds light on why G-spot stimulation makes some women feel
like they have to pee when they really don't (though it HAS been shown
that female ejaculate is NOT urine).
So,
since every woman has a urethral sponge, every woman has a G-spot. The
only question is whether (#1) she likes having it stimulated and (#2)
whether someone has used the proper technique and sufficiently firm
pressure on it so that it IS being stimulated. When surveys show that
a large percentage of women claim not to enjoy/notice G-spot stimulation,
I personally suspect that it is often through concern #2 rather than
from concern #1. That's purely speculative, of course; I have no data
to back up that assertion. But anyway, try what I'm describing with
some friends of yours and see what you think.
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G-Spot
Location
The
G-Spot is a bean shaped mass of nerve tissue located about halfway between
the back of the pubic bone and the top of the cervix. The size and location
of the G-Spot will vary from woman to woman, but it is usually about
the size of a quarter, and lies 2 to 3 inches inside the vagina directly
behind the pubic bone. Women sometimes cannot find their own G-spot

A technique for finding the G-spot is:
- Your
partner lies down, knees bent and feet flat on the bed with a small
pillow under her buttocks.
- Insert
the length of your lubricated fingers into her vagina towards her
navel about 2 inches inside the vagina.
- Press
with one or two fingers against the front wall of her vagina applying
a little more pressure than usual, as the G-spot is surrounded with
tissue and is deep in the vaginal wall.
- Move
your fingers from side to side. Get your partner tell you when you
you stimulate the right spot. It will swell and firm like the erectile
tissue in a penis.
There
are vibrators
designed for g-spot penetration.