The G-spot – Fact or Fiction?

I have always heard of the famous G-spot, but is it a real thing? The G-spot is apparently a small pleasure center inside the front wall of the vagina that when stimulated can cause a vaginal orgasm. Studies that were done in 1982 (?) where scientists searched and searched inside of female cadaver and came up with a big fat nothing. The most recent study that was done in 2017 concluded that there is NO G-spot!

Although this is really disappointing for all women in the world, some lucky ladies are still having “vaginal orgasms” which is a result of the inner roots of the clitoris. The clitoris, a small pleasure bean found on the outside of the vagina is just the tip of a very VERY nice iceberg. The clitoris expands on the inside of the body and is accessible on the front wall of the vagina.

For us girls who still haven’t had this magical experience with this inner pleasure centre, how can we find it? Well, most articles say that if you insert your fingers and curl them while inside making a “come here” motion, that on the frontal wall there is an area that feels different from the rest of your vagina.

Every women’s vagina is different so just because this method works for some, it may not work for others. An easier method may just be to relax and feel around to see what feels best for you, maybe even grab your favourite “G-spot” vibrator (https://smilemakerscollection.com/shop/vibrators/the-tennis-coach/) or dildo to help out. To find this zone during sex, the best positions are supposedly, “Doggy-style” and “Cowgirl”.

So, relax, be patient and do what feels good for you!

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Sources:

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Adams, Rebecca. “There's A Reason You Can't Find Your G-Spot.” HuffPost Australia, HuffPost Australia, 7 Dec. 2017, www.huffingtonpost.com.au/entry/g-spot-vaginal-orgasm-myth_n_5947930.

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