SEX: 8 Things You Never Knew About The G-SPOT

Gourmandize Staff, 10/19/2016

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Stimulating it is supposed to give mind-blowing orgasms, and some sex positions are more successful than others... but what is it, where can we find it and how we know when we've got it??

Let's start at the beginning...

1. It is sacred

Ancient Tantric writings have a lot to say on this subject referring to it as a sacred spot. They teach that the clitoris and G -Spot are like North and South poles of a woman's pleasure centre, or the yang and ying of the sexual chakra.

2. It's named after the gynecologist who "discovered" it

In the 1950's German-born doctor Ernst Gräfenberg reported discovering a dense area on the vaginal wall a couple of centimeters wide that was highly sensitive and erogenous. We know that he didn't really discover it, but it was first brought to the attention of the Western world around this time.

3. it's generally found in the same place

That is, 2 to 3 inches inside the vagina, on the front (belly) wall. It is generally about the size of a small coin, but gets bigger when you are aroused

4. Not every woman feels it

So don't feel bad if you have not felt your G Spot being stimulated— plenty of women never do, and there is absolutely nothing wrong with you.

5. It needs special attention

And direct stimulation with constant pressure. That sounds like a bit of hard work right? Right. For this reason, many experts suggest that it is best stimulated with hands or sex toys. There is wide range of sex toys and vibrators designed specifically for G-Spot stimulation, so get creative!

6. Certain positions stimulate it better than others

Because of it's location, the G-Spot is difficult to stimulate in positions like missionary. Try Girl-On-Top or Doggy Style for best results, as these both give you a good thrusting angle and plenty of control.

7. It might be an extension of the clitoris

Remember what the Tantric writers said about the North and South pole, and yin and yang? It seems that modern research is backing them up! Other researchers say it might be the equivalent of the equally sensitive male prostate gland.

But last, and weirdest of all...

8. the Jury is still out

On whether it really exists or not! Every other month it seems that there is new research proving that the G Spot does not exist, quickly followed by a study to the contrary!

Then again... do we really care? Whether we find it or not, and whether it exists or not, it's great fun trying!