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The G-spot was “discovered” in the 1950s by the German gynecologist Ernst Gräfenberg, who claimed that he had isolated an area inside the vaginal wall that, when stimulated in the right way, had the possibility of leading to orgasm and at times, female ejaculation. Since then, there has been much debate in the gynecology research field as to just what the G-spot is, how it can produce orgasm and discussions on whether it not it even exists.
What is clear is that the G-spot is not a single, distinct thing or “spot” but experts have concluded that it is located in what is known in medical terms as the clitourethrovaginal complex. Put simply, this is the area where the clitoris, urethra and vagina all meet up. Basically these experts have concluded that G-spot climaxes “might be as a result of stimulation of just one structure, or multiple structures at once.” From all of this research, two female bodily structures seem to stand out as reasons for the production of G-spot orgasms: the female prostate and the clitoris.
The female prostate lies within the urethral sponge, which is a spongy cushion of tissue found in the lower genital area of females, sitting against both the pubic bone and vaginal wall. Both the urethral sponge and female prostate have high potential of nerve stimulation, which probably explains their sensitivity to touch. Structurally we know that the clitoris surrounds the urethra to a certain degree therefore stimulation of the G-spot is possibly stimulation of the internal portion of the clitoris.
G-spot vibrators are a popular sex toy and can be used alone or with a partner; they come in many shapes and sizes but are usually characterised with a curved tip. Once you master the use of them, they’re easy but initially you need to take the time to familiarise yourself with the location. Below is a step by step guide which is directed towards self use but of course you can modify these should you and a partner be using the G-spot vibe.
Relax in a position you are comfortable in and where you are unlikely to be disturbed. Apply some lube to both yourself and your G-spot toy.
Masturbate until you feel aroused whether it’s from clit’ stimulation or other stimulation.
Insert one or two fingers into your vagina, directing them up toward the tummy (think the 12 o'clock position if you are lying on your back). Press your fingers firmly against the roof of the vagina about one-third of the way in.
You should be able to feel the ‘spongy’ area that increases in size upon stimulation.
Once you have isolated the area, reach for your G-spot toy and insert towards the area you know to be your G-spot area.
Take your time and build up the intensity, if your toy facilitates it, you should move up to more intensive vibrations as you near your climax.
It is important not to forget other parts of your body which will add to your pleasure and help towards orgasm so use your free hand to stimulate and caress your clitoral area, nipples etc.
Continue to stimulate the G-spot with your vibe and as you do, you may begin to feel your vagina clench and contract, this is a signal that orgasm is imminent...yay! At this stage, you should keep or even intensify the pressure you apply on the G-spot area until you reach your crescendo.