The Mysterious Female G-Spot

Sexy Female One of the most popular topics talked about regarding sex is the so-called G-Spot. The G-Spot is named for German gynecologist Ernst Grafenberg and describes a small area in the female body that is located behind the pubic bone and surrounds the urethra.

Entire books have been devoted to the study of the G-Spot and it has been promoted as the ultimate method of pleasing women. When stimulated, this part of the female anatomy is said to produce a very intense and satisfying orgasm. It is also believed to be responsible for triggering female ejaculation.

Some experts believe that the G-Spot is actually the spot through which the clitoral nerves pass on their path to the connection point in the spinal column. Others say that it is a spot that has evolved into a stimulation area that activates the final phase of childbirth. It has been speculated that when a baby comes out of the uterus it pushes this exact spot with its head, triggering a strong contraction of the vaginal walls that helps to push the child out.

To reach the G-Spot, the penis should be positioned for a thrust that is opposite to clitoral stimulation. An upwardly curving penis is naturally suited to strike the vaginal wall in the G-Spot area. For penises that have a downward curvature, inserting the penis into the vagina from behind, or in doggy style position is suggested.

The exact distance to the G-Spot varies from one woman to the next, but generally a 1 to 3 inch penetration is required. While for most men this area cannot be reached with the tongue, it is possible to stimulate it with a finger.

One interesting fact is that the tissue structure of the vagina changes in women past the age of 30. This makes the G-Spot more accessible and is part of the reason why some women in their thirties feel that they are experiencing their sexual peak.

PRS Posted by PRS on Saturday, November 5th, 2005