First take a look at this video from ABC News. Click on image for story. The recent research states that the G-spot is actually an area on the front vaginal wall about 2”-3” inside. The tissue that surrounds the urethra is located here and they are very similar to the prostate gland in men. Deeper inside are the ‘arms’ of the clitoris which are also affected when this area is touched. The studies report that about 70-80% of women claim to have this area. However, it is thought that the other 20-30% may have just never located or tried to locate the area.
“I feel like I know quite a bit about the G-spot actually. I…I guess, found it a few years ago. Actually my fiancĂ© helped me ‘find’ it. It was very different than anything that I’ve ever experienced before. It was great! I don’t really know how else to describe it other than to say it was really intense and felt deeper when I came to orgasm than typically. It was different. As far as what I know about it factually, um, very little I guess. I’ve heard that it’s an area of nerves inside, but I’ve never actually researched it. It would probably be interesting to find out though.” #3 - What do you actually know about the G-spot? Or, what do you think you know? Are there any personal experiences that you’d like to share?
I’m a pre-med student so I actually like to read and watch news about women’s’ health topics. I’ve seen the recent research about this and it’s really interesting. I agree that the area exists. I also agree that it can cause a deeper or different type of orgasm than a clitoral orgasm. I’ve read the recent research vs. the older that says there is no G-spot. As a woman and a future medical professional I agree with the more recent studies. It’s definitely there! You just have to know how to find it. Also, it may be for some women that their tissue in that area is different so they don’t think they have one because it’s not as ridged or textured as described. If you’re interested in achieving a different or stronger orgasm through the G-spot you should definitely work with a partner (grin). Allowing a partner to assist you can help you find the area and be able to locate it yourself later on. Those are my thoughts.” So, any personal experiences that you’d like to share with the G-spot? “If you’re asking if I’ve found my G-spot the answer is YES! (laughs out loud) Like I said, I’ve researched on this topic.” So there you have it ladies. We got the opinions of three very different females on this controversial subject. Do you agree or disagree with them? If you agree please feel free to share your personal experiences or thoughts with us. If you disagree and think that it doesn’t exist, then maybe we can convince you to explore the topic with us. What do you think? Don’t be shy! Dish!
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