Sexology 101 - What the hell is the Grafenberg spot?

Fellas, in case you didn’t know, the Grafenberg spot is also known as the “G-Spot”. No, no, no. . . . It’s not a myth; a Dr. Ernest Grafenberg found it back in the 1950s. And no, the G-Spot is not the same thing as the clitoris! According to Alice from http://www.goaskalice.com/, “The G-spot has been identified as a sensitive area right behind the front wall of the vagina, between the back of the pubic bone and the cervix. (A man's "G-spot" is his prostate.) When this spot is stimulated during touching or sex, some women's orgasms are accompanied by "ejaculate" from the urethra. Ernst Grafenberg, who first wrote about female ejaculatory fluid in 1950, stated that fluid expelled by women during orgasm was not urine, as was the common belief, but, instead, secretions which are similar to a man's ejaculate minus sperm.”

So yes, it sucks to be us, it’s hard enough to find the clitoris but we also need to find the G-Spot which has been built within the whole overly complicated vagina! Nonetheless, with open communication and lots of practice you should be able to locate the clitoris and the G-Spot.

Now I’m sure you’re wondering if solve the mystery of the G-Spot will women be “squirting” at your very presence? The answer is no. Every woman orgasms differently but to be honest, squirting would be the biggest and probably the coolest tell. But you’ll have to trust your old lady if she says she had an orgasm or not.

And if you just can’t get the whole G-Spot thing down don’t think she’ll orgasm anyway… NO. The G-Spot and the orgasm go together like cookies and milk, together they just make a woman go, “MmM . . . Ahh.”