The Final Finger Fuck?
G I’m Coming
It appears like many women have been under the misapprehension that we have a G-spot. For those who haven’t heard of it, the g-spot is a spongy collection of nerve endings situated a few inches inside a woman’s vagina on the frontal wall.
Stimulation of this raised area can give heightened orgasms and in my case if manipulated correctly can result in me ejaculating or “squirting” as it is more popularly known.
A whole range of vibrators have been created by various manufacturers to stimulate and arouse the g-spot and many I have tested do push all the right buttons for me.
I’ve also discovered there appears to be a link between my clitoris and my G-spot. If I stimulate my clitoris and orgasm, my g-spot becomes more sensitive and heightened to stimulation from penetration.
It has taken me years to know my body as well as I do now and I’m sure I wouldn’t have reached this level of understanding without my partner Alex who has supported me in my sexual adventures and my testing and reviewing of adult products. And for both I am very grateful because my sex life would certainly not have been as enriched without either.
As you can imagine my G-spot is very important to me as both a toy tester and within my relationship so I was quite shocked to read the other day that scientists aredoubting that the g-spot exists.
If this is the case, what exactly have I been stimulating all these years that pleasures me so much? I know it isn’t in my head and I don’t feel that I need to conform to public opinion, knowing my body and what switches to press has taken me a lifetime to discover.
Go and check out this report and see what you think, I know it’s not all in my head.
Suze,
you didn’t know, but i’m a scientist myself complete with a Ph.D., a black robe, and a funny hat with gold stuff hanging off of it. i was always taught that experimentation was how we learned new things such as powered flight in heavier-than-air machines, making milk safe to drink, making robots to do work for us, and stuff like that. the first time i gave a lady a hand job i had no idea what to do, so i stuck two fingers into her and sort of bent them back and forth, inadvertently rubbing against her g-spot. when she came she flooded my hand, wrist, and her husband’s sofa with her ejaculation. i was kind of surprised, so i did it again in the spirit of experimentation. those were her first two orgasms.
i missed the memo stating that we were doing pussy science these days, and i am damned mad that i did. i certainly would have abandoned my current line of research to become a pussy researcher. i can imagine myself winning the Nobel prize for pussyology one day, standing proudly before my colleagues, wearing a spiffy tux and some fancy italian shoes.
like you, she has one. like you, she can ejaculate if it is used properly. she can get off from simple pressure against it. like you, she will be greatly disappointed to discover it has all been a cruel hoax perpetrated by some evil, twisted man. like you, she likes hers. i ain’t gonna be the one to tell her it ain’t there and don’t work. nope…
Thank you for the info on the g-spot, I will try to make sure I hit this for my partner next time
As a man with a decent amount of digital insertion/cunnilingal experience I can tell you that the fabled G-spot does exist…at least on some women. I first found it years ago when I noticed a little nub on the inside front of a girlfriend’s honeypot. I found that, after initially going down on said lover, gentle stimulation and pressure brought forth the nub. More stimlation increased the size of the nub and the rigidity of the surrounding tissue…not to mention the happiness of the girl, producing very strong orgasms. I’ve found a similar “structure” which appears in about the same spot..but not always with a tell-tale nub..on other women – but not on ALL women. Sometimes the flesh in that zone simply thickens and stiffens – with no nub appearing – but the results are basically the same. Since all women aren’t identical, perhaps not all women have as highly-developed a G-spot as others. Just a hypothesis, mind you, but that’s my take on things. I’ll have to discuss this with some of my lesbian friends.
Thank for sharing all your thoughts with me.
I’m begining to wonder if we have variations of our g-spot just like Oversexed Librarian pointed out. Making some people easier to stimulate than others.
I would love to be commisioned to find out, that would be a great job. 😉