Guys just stop doing to a woman want you would want done to you, because we are different, stop being so selfish and imagine what it means to be a woman . They are gentle and loving spirits, spend time, don't rush, be gentle down there, lick everywhere . From what I have learned, take your time, slow down, be gentle, then after like two hours when they are happy and have come, rape the shit out of them just like a man and have it your way too. lol
Kind of reminds me of the fact that bumble bees can't fly. It's impossible. The physiology and wing size to weight ratio's all wrong. But the damn thing flies anyway. So, the G Spot doesn't exist? Good luck with that one.
So , Who are you going to believe ? A Doc with a PHD or a woman with an orgasm ? Even if they don't have a visible push button , it's still an effective erogenous zone for a woman to climax .
Even if it didn't exsist why would you stop searching for something/anything that could make your sexual partner explode?
I know that I have a G-spot, as I understand the common definition of it. One doctor's opinion doesn't change anything for me. Exactly. We don't have to understand all the details of everything and use precise medical terminology to have fun with body parts. If something works, it works. Before I read anything about the existence of a G-spot, I discovered that my vaginal orgasms are different and more intense when I get on top, ride the guy hard, and lean back a little bit, especially if his dick has an especially prominent coronal ridge (base of the head). Later, I learned that's a good way to stimulate your G-spot. You don't even have to find its exact location. Add to that position a finger on your clit, and you have a double orgasm that is hard to beat. If the climax from both actions comes at the same time, it's almost more than I can handle.
Anyone check out the wiki article on this? Interesting stuff. For practical reasons -- I say about 2-3 inches in, rubbing the top wall makes my girl feel really good. For intellectual reasons -- I have to say, I'm starting to doubt it myself. It's remarkable how little we truly know about sexuality.