a poser before bed....
is the g spot universal amongst females or is there that lucky select few....
ive had a hit and miss history with them as some say they dont have 1
is this just lack of trying to find it or me failing miserablly to find the elusive little bugger???
PS going back to the female wanking post..
dargento :shock:
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This has been debated pretty much since Grafenberg 'discovered' it. One school of thought says it exists and the other says it doesnt.
According to supporters, the Grafenberg spot is a long-neglected piece of feminine sexual equipment located in the upper front vaginal wall, near where the urethra meets the bladder. Stimulation of the spot has been shown to cause orgasm in many women, and these orgasms are often described as "deeper" or "more intense" than the old run-of-the-mill variety.
In a small percentage of the women tested--about a tenth, orgasm is accompanied by ejaculation through the urethra. For years this ejaculation has been interpreted by women, and their mostly male doctors, as urination, but in fact, G-spot buffs claim, the fluid is clear and strikingly similar to the ejaculate of males who have undergone vasectomy. Women, in other words, supposedly have something quite like the male prostate gland, and it offers the promise of mucho jollies for those who can get past the physical and psychic hangups associated with wetting their pants.
Now for the bad news. Most other researchers say the G-spot is a myth. Sexual anatomy expert Dr. Kermit Krantz of the University of Kansas Medical Center has been quoted as saying, "I am not a woman and have not read the book, but in all the tissue specimens I have studied, I never found any specific nerve endings in the vagina that can be associated with sexual satisfaction."
Other investigators say the vagina is more sensitive than is commonly supposed, but deny that there is any specific love button in there just waiting to be pushed. Perry responds by suggesting that the G-spot nerves are farther below the surface than Dr. Krantz and his colleagues have yet searched.
According to supporters, the Grafenberg spot is a long-neglected piece of feminine sexual equipment located in the upper front vaginal wall, near where the urethra meets the bladder. Stimulation of the spot has been shown to cause orgasm in many women, and these orgasms are often described as "deeper" or "more intense" than the old run-of-the-mill variety.
In a small percentage of the women tested--about a tenth, orgasm is accompanied by ejaculation through the urethra. For years this ejaculation has been interpreted by women, and their mostly male doctors, as urination, but in fact, G-spot buffs claim, the fluid is clear and strikingly similar to the ejaculate of males who have undergone vasectomy. Women, in other words, supposedly have something quite like the male prostate gland, and it offers the promise of mucho jollies for those who can get past the physical and psychic hangups associated with wetting their pants.
Now for the bad news. Most other researchers say the G-spot is a myth. Sexual anatomy expert Dr. Kermit Krantz of the University of Kansas Medical Center has been quoted as saying, "I am not a woman and have not read the book, but in all the tissue specimens I have studied, I never found any specific nerve endings in the vagina that can be associated with sexual satisfaction."
Other investigators say the vagina is more sensitive than is commonly supposed, but deny that there is any specific love button in there just waiting to be pushed. Perry responds by suggesting that the G-spot nerves are farther below the surface than Dr. Krantz and his colleagues have yet searched.
Sex God
I thought it could be found at Rutland Street, Leicester. 
Sex God
I've got one, and no one has had much trouble in finding it 
:lol:
:lol: Quote by wolvie_dude
According to supporters, the Grafenberg spot is a long-neglected piece of feminine sexual equipment located in the upper front vaginal wall, near where the urethra meets the bladder. That's exactly where it is, I know, I've found six of the critters!!!
Now for the bad news. Most other researchers say the G-spot is a myth. Sexual anatomy expert Dr. Kermit Krantz of the University of Kansas Medical Center has been quoted as saying, "I am not a woman and have not read the book, but in all the tissue specimens I have studied, I never found any specific nerve endings in the vagina that can be associated with sexual satisfaction." TWAT!
Quote by dambuster
Well if i get rubbed in a certain place i go absolutly mad its so intense
but more a little bit and its not the same.
I think women have a g spot, just feel for the ones who havent found
it yet.
lisamarie
hmmmm lisamarie.... bet I know where it is!!!
Barnsley ??
:wink:
A bit further south Dammie m8.........
Quote by Wishmaster
Well if i get rubbed in a certain place i go absolutly mad its so intense
but more a little bit and its not the same.
I think women have a g spot, just feel for the ones who havent found
it yet.
lisamarie
hmmmm lisamarie.... bet I know where it is!!!
Barnsley ??
:wink:
A bit further south Dammie m8.........
Chesterfield ????? Clay Cross ??? Woooohoooo
:bounce: :bounce: :bounce: :bounce: :bounce: :bounce:
Sex God
Nah, I think it's a myth - very little medical evidence and all that.... sorry, it's all in the mind.............. but hey, the mind's a great sex organ so carry on thinking :lol: :lol: :lol: :lol: :lol:
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Warming the Bed
I've found that some women do ........and some don't. A bit like everything else really - we all have the bits that we like being touched and bits we don't or don't care either way.
I always like to try the area (the front wall just inside - maybe an 2 inches or so depending on the girl) to see whether she likes it or not. Some go mad for it and others hardly seem to notice. My current partner climbs the walls when I do it sometimes but it can also be a bit toooooo intense for her on other occasions. Other times my fingers and wrist have got cramp from playing there for too long :violin:
Which is why I (and probably most of us) like sex so much, it can be the same yet different everytime.
:cheers:
Dave
I always like to try the area (the front wall just inside - maybe an 2 inches or so depending on the girl) to see whether she likes it or not. Some go mad for it and others hardly seem to notice. My current partner climbs the walls when I do it sometimes but it can also be a bit toooooo intense for her on other occasions. Other times my fingers and wrist have got cramp from playing there for too long :violin:
Which is why I (and probably most of us) like sex so much, it can be the same yet different everytime.
:cheers: Dave
Sex God
Quote by wirral_guy
but it can also be a bit toooooo intense for her
:thumbup: me too.
I think all women do have a G-spot, just like all men do but it depends on whether that person has found there's yet.
I found that a lot of women dont really want to lie there and wait till the bloke finds the G-spot, if you find it great if you dont then there is always next time.
I think it really depends on wether the woman is ok with lying there whilst you try and find it if you are in a relationship the chances are that she will but if its a one night stand she more likley not too.
Jammin
I found that a lot of women dont really want to lie there and wait till the bloke finds the G-spot, if you find it great if you dont then there is always next time.
I think it really depends on wether the woman is ok with lying there whilst you try and find it if you are in a relationship the chances are that she will but if its a one night stand she more likley not too.
Jammin
The first time someone found mine.....he pissed himself laughing at my reaction......
A mixture of shock, horror at someone having THAT much control over MY body, and utter utter surprise.......apparetnly my face was a picture as all that happened at the same time as the most intense feeling I'd ever experience ...added to the sheer terror that I felt like I was about to pee myself
But fellas be warned.........it's technique that does it. The only thing that hard and relentless poking does is bruises and hurts
The last would-be 'G' spot explorer left me with a lovely bout of honeymoon cystitis from the bruising ...grrrrrrr
A mixture of shock, horror at someone having THAT much control over MY body, and utter utter surprise.......apparetnly my face was a picture as all that happened at the same time as the most intense feeling I'd ever experience ...added to the sheer terror that I felt like I was about to pee myself
But fellas be warned.........it's technique that does it. The only thing that hard and relentless poking does is bruises and hurts
The last would-be 'G' spot explorer left me with a lovely bout of honeymoon cystitis from the bruising ...grrrrrrr Sex God
Quote by dargento
dargento is still confused......
mind you i was confused before i started the thread about g spots.
Confusion is part of belonging to SH
:lol: :lol: It gets better as time goes on :P
Quote by Wishmaster
According to supporters, the Grafenberg spot is a long-neglected piece of feminine sexual equipment located in the upper front vaginal wall, near where the urethra meets the bladder. That's exactly where it is, I know, I've found six of the critters!!!
What? All up the same chuff?
:lol: :lol: :lol: 
Sex God
Quote by KitKat
Well, I think it is completley unfair that some blokes can find it, and some blokes cannot, and in the interests of equality and solidarity, all blokes should agree never to find one again, EVER
LHK
Kat
I'll agree to that on the spot!
Sex God
The G spot is just like Santa or the tooth fairy . If you really want to believe it exists , and have enough faith in it then eventually you'll find something that proves it exists - everything that is except medical and physiological evidence .
Do i get a feeling of Deja Vu on this question ?
Do i get a feeling of Deja Vu on this question ?
Quote by Silk and Big G
The G spot is just like Santa or the tooth fairy . If you really want to believe it exists , and have enough faith in it then eventually you'll find something that proves it exists - everything that is except medical and physiological evidence .
Do i get a feeling of Deja Vu on this question ?
And female ejaculation is a myth too?
