"I wonder if the G-spot is a myth or a reality ... And if it exists, can we stimulate it?" wonders Amélie, 41 years old. Dr Catherine Solano, sexologist and andrologist at Cochin hospital answered him.
The G point exists . It is an area of the vagina , located 3 or 4 cm from its entrance and on its anterior side, on the belly side. It was described in 1950 by the German doctor Ernst Gräfenberg, who left him the initial of his name. The G-spot is not a surface, but an area of a certain thickness between the vaginal surface and the urethra. Its stimulation is known to trigger very powerful orgasms in women. This is actually the case for 10% of them ( "fountain" women ), in whom it can cause female ejaculation, loss of fluid through the urethra. But 90% do not feel much during this stimulation. All in all, therefore.
WHAT YOU CAN DO ...
Find your G-spot. The easiest way is to lie on your back, and ask your partner to introduce a finger 3 to 4 cm deep and fold it up. It then touches the G point. Do not force yourself if it puts you off, but this can be an opportunity to make it a sexual game.
Do not idealize this area. Your partner found it, but you don't mind? Rest assured, 90% of women are like you. This does not mean, however, that this place is definitely insensitive. Maybe he needs time to get erotic ...
Stimulate your G-spot. This area is not spontaneously awake. During penetration, the male sex slides directly into the vaginal axis, exerting a simple friction. However, the point G is especially sensitive to strong pressures. To stimulate it, the penis must therefore find an axis allowing it to press on the anterior surface of the vagina, which amounts to not exerting penetration into the axis. The other solution is to practice manual caresses, provided that these are relatively strong pressures and not touches, which would be ineffective.
Eroticize it. Still no particular feeling? You can help your G-spot get erotic. You just have to organize with your partner to exert stimulation on the clitoris at the same time. When the excitement rises, the vaginal area also becomes more excitable and neurological connections can be established, connecting the clitoris and the G-spot area, increasing the excitement.
The discovery of the G-spot does not condition the discovery of pleasure. The excitement is primarily emotional. Activate your fantasies . If you still do not see any change, know that by dint of concentrating while waiting for the pleasure, we scare it away. Because excitement is primarily emotional, even if the body participates. Use erotic thoughts while stimulating the G-spot. This will make him understand what you're looking for and increase his receptivity.
Explore other erogenous zones. If you start to find it hard and get bored, do not hesitate to change the way you do it. Discover with your partner your entire vaginal area. Some women with a relatively insensitive G-spot are rather receptive to stimulation on the sides, on the back or even at the bottom of the vaginal walls. Remember that making love is not about guaranteeing an orgasm to each other at all costs. It is to meet, to come closer. In short, to show that we love each other ...
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