*blush* my girlfriend and I have been talking about having oral sex... (we haven't yet) and I was wondering where the G-spot is, I really have no clue at all, all I know is it is suppossed to feel good. any help on how it feels or where it is (on male or female) would be appreciated!
find the g-spot? male and female...
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Tanis,
You might want to take a read of this article I wrote on the female g spot.
http://clitical.com/showarticle.php?id=15
Hope it helps you understand a little more.
regards,
Jenne64
You might want to take a read of this article I wrote on the female g spot.
http://clitical.com/showarticle.php?id=15
Hope it helps you understand a little more.
regards,
Jenne64
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curvacious
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On women the g-spot is located on the front wall (stomach side) of the vagina. It's in about 2-3 inches. It's about the size of a quarter and feels slightly different from the surrounding tissue. With stimulation the spot becomes harder.
On men I don't know if I would quite call it a g-spot but here's the explanation. It's between the base of the penis and the anus.
On men I don't know if I would quite call it a g-spot but here's the explanation. It's between the base of the penis and the anus.
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Adding a bit to what Curvacious said.
The female G-spot is located on the "inside"
part of the pubic bone (incase you are not certain what the "front wall" is). It is a spoungy feeling area of tissue. For some women (especially if it has never been stimulated before) it can feel like they have to pee when it's touched, but don't worry, the body has mechanisms inside it that shuts down that function when aroused. If you insert one or two fingers, palm side up, into the vagina (in a "come here" gesture), you should be able to reach her G-spot and should be able to stimulate it well.
As for the male G-spot (and, yes, it is a G-spot), Curvacious was right, it is between the anus and scrotum. It can be stimulated in two ways. One is to insert a finger or two into his anus and massage the prostate gland (loosely known as their G-spot). The other way is to gently press against/massage the area of skin along the outside of his body (between the anus and scrotum).
The female G-spot is located on the "inside"
part of the pubic bone (incase you are not certain what the "front wall" is). It is a spoungy feeling area of tissue. For some women (especially if it has never been stimulated before) it can feel like they have to pee when it's touched, but don't worry, the body has mechanisms inside it that shuts down that function when aroused. If you insert one or two fingers, palm side up, into the vagina (in a "come here" gesture), you should be able to reach her G-spot and should be able to stimulate it well.As for the male G-spot (and, yes, it is a G-spot), Curvacious was right, it is between the anus and scrotum. It can be stimulated in two ways. One is to insert a finger or two into his anus and massage the prostate gland (loosely known as their G-spot). The other way is to gently press against/massage the area of skin along the outside of his body (between the anus and scrotum).
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spongy the size of a quarter...
I do a form of birth control that requires me to know my body pretty well to determine my fertility. From the description, the spongy thing the size of the quarter 2-3 inches in on the top side is the cervix. This is the opening to the uterus. It normally lies low, resting against the bottom of the vagina. When turned on, the uterus contracts and draws the cervix up, temporarily firming it. If you're able, you can feel that the cervix is like a little donut up there. The hole in the middle is the opening.
Anyway, from my exploration, the G-spot is right in front of the cervix, in the soft tissue. If she feels like she needs to pee, you're pressing too hard up onto her bladder. That can be solved by a potty break. Sometimes it works, sometimes it doesn't. Good luck!
I do a form of birth control that requires me to know my body pretty well to determine my fertility. From the description, the spongy thing the size of the quarter 2-3 inches in on the top side is the cervix. This is the opening to the uterus. It normally lies low, resting against the bottom of the vagina. When turned on, the uterus contracts and draws the cervix up, temporarily firming it. If you're able, you can feel that the cervix is like a little donut up there. The hole in the middle is the opening.
Anyway, from my exploration, the G-spot is right in front of the cervix, in the soft tissue. If she feels like she needs to pee, you're pressing too hard up onto her bladder. That can be solved by a potty break. Sometimes it works, sometimes it doesn't. Good luck!
