Where exactly is the G spot.. I am pretty sure I know but could you helP?!
Question: My friend has never had an orgasm and has been reading about the g-spot but cant seem to really figure it out..how can i acurately explain it to her?
Answers: My friend has never had an orgasm and has been reading about the g-spot but cant seem to really figure it out..how can i acurately explain it to her?
Have her lay on her back and place her cupped hand over her crotch, palm down, with her middle finger resting between her lips. Insert her finger to about two inches and then curl it towards her navel. She'll feel a bulging area that has vertical ridges on it. That, my friend, is the G-spot.
well first of all not all women have a G spot, so she might just not have one. and secondly, if she wants to see if she can find it, she can explore herself to see.
http://www.timesonline.co.uk/tol/news/uk...
The G-spot is a bit controversial; some think it exists, some don't. fact is, some women can have orgasms through sexual intercourse, but most cannot.
Its not the G spot she needs to worry about; its the clitoris. the clitoris is located on the outside of her vagina, and it is what is supposed to be stimulated to have an orgasm.
It is approx. 2 inches in the vagina on the upper portion (stomach side) and it feels like ridges
cryssy s,
Scientists have recently discovered that only a few women have a G-spot. If you masturbate and have been unable to reach orgasm, you may not have a G-spot. You can read more about failing to reach orgasm on this news report here. http://news.bbc.co.uk/1/hi/health/461689...
The G spot is reportedly a few inches into the vagina. Your partner should be able to feel with his fingers. Read more about that here. http://news.bbc.co.uk/1/hi/health/725452...
If you are unable to read the information on the links for not being a UK citizen, I apologise.
I hope this answer helps you.
Hello!
The G-Spot physiologically is located behind the pubic bone that surrounds the urethra. The urethra is the hole that we urinate out of. But you can reach or access the G-Spot through the anterior (more towards the front of your body) wall of your vagina.
Often it is said that it is a very sensitive area and that when that spot is touched, it creates a highly stimulated feeling and eventually producing an orgasm. However, there are also facts that this is not true and has questionable results. The best thing if your friend wants to know about how to get an orgasm, try different positions or relaxing while during intercourse.
My best friend says for her she needs to have an emotional investment with the guy before she can "allow" herself to orgasm. As for me, it happens intermittently but pretty quickly. It all depends. Hope this helps!
Here is a link and an image you can clik on. It gives great visuals:
http://www.newscientist.com/article.ns?i...
Unfortunately the myth that ALL women have a "G Spot" that if you rub it right it will always produce an orgasm every time, has been debunked. Some do, and in theory it is located about 1 - 2 cm inside the vagina at the top.
The fact is more women orgasm through clitoral stimulation, either with or without penetration, than by penetration alone. So there you have it.
With the woman lying on her back. insert your fingers into her vagina with the palm of your hand turned up. With your fingers inside feel the area just behind the clitoris. It will feel rough and wavy. This is the g-spot.
Some have it and some dont
I know there's a G-Spot in every girl. It's supposed to be their most sensitive area and you can tell when you've hit it (or so I've heard) I have asked one of my friends about it and she told me it is pretty deep in the vaginal opening.