G-Spot: Fact or Fiction?
G-spot, a highly sensitive place in the vagina that supposedly creates a highly intense orgasm when stimulated – is often discussed in popular culture, and many women seem to believe that it exists. But what, exactly, is the G-spot, and do all women have one?
Can’t Find The G-Spot? You’re Not Alone: The Science of Sex
We haven’t yet mastered some of the basics. Take human anatomy for instance. Yes, we’ve identified the twenty-six bones of the foot and the ventricles of the brain, but when it comes to deciphering the female urogenital tract, scientists are still at the drawing board. In fact, they have the same questions you might—does the G-spot exist, and if so, where the heck is it?
G-Spot Vs. Clitoris
To make it as simple as possible, there are two basic ways to go about bringing your lady to orgasm: stimulating her clitoris and stimulating her G-spot. Each area needs its own type of attention and will bring very unique sensations for her, and both are worth knowing a bit more about.
G Spot Positions: Our Favorite 3 Positions to Hit Your G Spot During Sex
The majority of American’s regularly have sex in just a few positions. Well, if that’s true, it’s time to shake things up! This article is on g-spot positions. These are our favorite ways of hitting the g-spot during sex.
Finding the G Spot: A Guided Exercise
We are often asked for help in finding the g spot. To support you around this, we’ve created a simple, step-by-step exercise that takes about an hour and a half. Be sure to try it when you have space and time to do it fully.
