Hitting the spot

Contrary to popular belief, the female G-spot is not a myth and if you’re after some toe-curling carnal responses from your partner, it’s a powerful magic button.

 

This elusive hot spot is shrouded in such mystery simply because it is so well hidden within the female body. It’s approximately the size of a 5 pence piece, located just beneath the front vaginal wall, about two to three inches in from the vaginal entrance, facing forwards. Its texture is slightly spongier and a little more wrinkled than the surrounding tissue and it’s made from super sensitive erectile tissue.

 

Gentle pressure rather more that friction will stimulate the G-spot, once this takes effect its texture becomes more pronounced and puckered and it can swell to about twice its size. It may take both you and your partner a little while to get properly acquainted with the G-spot but practice makes perfect and its mastery can lead to some truly electrifying experiences!

 

It was named the Grafenberg spot after the scientist who studied it in the 1950’s. After years of dispute over whether or not this organ exists, it’s now thought to be part of the female prostrate, a series of sexually stimulated lubricating glands and yes, we are getting into the realms of female ejaculation.

Once discovered, the presence of the female G-spot is undeniable.