I recently caught up with girlfriends I hadn’t seen in years and we met up at a sex shop (like you do!) because despite being in their mid 30’s one of them was about to purchase her very 1st vibrator.
Whilst looking at the considerable selection my initial question “how far up is your G-spot?” drew quizzical looks as they both replied “we’re supposed to know that?”
Well that brought home how much women still don’t know about their own bodies!
Let’s clear some stuff up – I only call it the G Spot, because that’s what people are used to hearing – in reality it doesn’t actually exist – WHAT??
A recent review of 60 years of sex research including surveys, imaging scans and biopsies of women shows that science still can’t definitively find the illusive G-spot.
“Without a doubt, a discreet anatomic entity called the G-spot does not exist,” said Dr. Amichai Kilchevsky, a urology resident at Yale-New Haven Hospital in Connecticut, and lead author of the review, published Jan 2012 in the Journal of Sexual Medicine.
“Women who can’t achieve orgasm through vaginal penetration don’t have anything wrong with them,” he said, but he doesn’t think women who claim to have a G-spot are crazy either. “What they’re likely experiencing is a continuation of the clitoris.”
Now here’s the thing most of us don’t realize – as we grow in the womb the penis and clitoris are the exact same organ until gender gets decided, then they just develop into a different shape; but they will always work the same way. They BOTH get engorged with blood when excited.
Which means ladies that our clitoris gets a HARD-ON and reaches all the way back pushing passed the urethra to create the raised bumpy bit that’s been misidentified as the G-spot.
So your G-spot is THE BACK OF YOUR CLITORIS – THEY’RE NOT SEPARATE ENTITIES!
And if you’ve been struggling to find it, you probably didn’t have a hard on yet, just wait until you’re more turned on.
Now considering this is fairly new information for our anatomy books and hardly anyone seems to even know it I propose we rename the damn thing, so that people might remember how it works.
How about the GLITORIS?
