There is no G-Spot. Wait .... WHAT!?

Stella_Omega said:

Actually, the gspot doesn't exist as part of the vagina.

There will be a written test, so I hope you all are taking notes.

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Stella_Omega said:

Actually, the gspot doesn't exist as part of the vagina.

It's a spongy gland that wraps around the urethra, which sits right in front of the vaginal wall-- on the other side. On men it's called the prostate-- and nobody fucking looks for that inside the rectum, do they?

There are two things that a gspot needs to 'develop.' One is indeed attention. The other is a good healthy hormonal environment, with a proper healthy amount of testosterone-- women produce it too.

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Montanos said:

Two articles removing the myth of the G-spot

http://www.nature.com/nrurol/journal/v11/n9/full/nrurol.2014.193.html

http://www.salon.com/2014/09/16/the...its_time_to_put_this_sex_myth_to_bed_partner/


And thus I find myself once more delighted by the complexities of women.

Why is it that you ladies cannot be simple? Men are easy. The penis and the testicles are as G-spot-ish as it gets for us. Our other erogenous zones support our phallus' prime spot as ... erm .... the preeminent control of our explosive decompression.

But no, you ladies have to confound us with a treasure that science says does not really exist!

After reading this bit of information, I realized that if the G-spot of a woman is a matter of Faith, I say onto thee, I am religious. Why, you may ask?

When I have thirsted has not 'the squirt' satiated my aridity?
When I have starved have not breasts and leaking perky nipples staved my hunger?
When I have been stressed have my nether regions not found multiple occasions of release and bliss in the embrace of the temple known as womanhood?

I say if these religious experiences exist, then the G-Spot also exists. I shall never deviate from my quest to make it tremble at the tough of my fingers, my tongue, my fists, my phallus, toys of various sizes and vibrations, fruits of various shapes and sizes , sugary products (whip cream), candles, my everything.


Montanos

Protecting the right of women to orgasm all over without regrets.

Disclaimer: The statements made by this post are ... completely true ... regardless of logic, relevance to the topic, belief, impertinent heckling or dancing gerbils named Blitz.

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robertreams said:

I don't give a damn what you call it. read my HOW TO story on Literotica, "How to locate your Lover's G-Spot". This is a tried and true method in a bed, not a lab that has worked on more than several women, so? Say what you want, claim what you want, what i do works for me and for my present lover. (I did not learn it from her but from other women, as I have learned everything useful in my life)

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robertreams said:

I don't give a damn what you call Sam. read my HOW TO story on Literotica, "How to locate your Sam". This is a tried and true method in a bed(locating Sam), not a lab that has worked on more than several women, so? Say what you want, claim what you want, what i do works for me and for my present lover(locating Sam or stimulating Sam). (I did not learn it from her( Couldn't find Sam?) but from other women(Most probably found their Sam), as I have learned everything useful in my life(From Sam?))

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Stella_Omega said:

Actually, the gspot doesn't exist as part of the vagina.

It's a spongy gland that wraps around the urethra, which sits right in front of the vaginal wall-- on the other side. On men it's called the prostate-- and nobody fucking looks for that inside the rectum, do they?

There are two things that a gspot needs to 'develop.' One is indeed attention. The other is a good healthy hormonal environment, with a proper healthy amount of testosterone-- women produce it too.

It's not actually that hard to find with your fingers. A woman's urethra is pretty short, after all. If you slide two fingers in, to about the second knuckle, you're pushing against it with your fingertips. it can be hard to tell because some women really don't feel much or get much out of it. And you want to be careful and not smash her urethra and cause infections. Personally, I far prefer the stroking and swelling to the squirting. It isn't especially orgasmic sensation-- although it's a lot of fun to do, and if I don't squirt, things get mighty sloppy in the pants for a couple hours while the fluid buildup works its way out...

There will be a written test, so I hope you all are taking notes.

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JackLuis said:

Digging a little deeper into this you'll find the "A-Spot" or

Anterior Fornix Erogenous Zone

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