"The G-spot, also known as Gräfenberg's point, in reference to the German gynecologist Ernst Gräfenberg, is characterized as an erogenous zone of the vagina that, when stimulated, can lead to high levels of sexual arousal, with intense orgasms and a female ejaculation potential. It is located approximately 5.1 to 7.6 cm above the front (anterior) part of the vaginal wall, between the vaginal opening and the urethral canal, and is a sensitive area of ​​the female genitalia." This is how even Wikipedia defines the G-spot.

The existence of the female G-spot is not consensual! Many believe that not all women have it and when they do, it can be located in different areas.

Female ejaculation has been hotly debated, but only recently has it become a desirable addition to a woman's sexual repertoire. In the past, the fluids resulting from female ejaculation were seen as peeing during sex, leaving women who hit the G-spot embarrassed. But that's not really it!

It is true that when a woman is about to reach this climax, she has the feeling that she has a strong urge to urinate! The important thing is that you don't stop and go on, because you are reaching the thunderous moment, you are about to reach a G-spot orgasm!

This fluid is very similar to what is secreted by the male prostate when stimulated, so many scientists say that the glands around the G-spot are responsible for these secretions, referring to them as "the female prostate".

Most people now see this spurting liquid as a surprising physical expression of arousal, and women in general are eager to experience the sensations that a G-spot orgasm brings them.

Want to get a G-spot orgasm and experience female ejaculation?

Like everything in the sex world, it's going to take some time to figure out what works best for your body.

If you're in a relationship, you can get her involved right now. Keep in mind that for many women it is a skill that, once mastered, can begin to happen unintentionally...

Relaxation is a key aspect of reaching this point! So there shouldn't be any pressure and you won't make it the first time! (at least it's very rare!)

Starting with a clitoral vibrator and first enjoying a clit climax will help and act as a sort of orgasmic appetizer.

The g-spot can be found with your fingers, but ideally you should use a toy coated with a good amount of water-based lubricant and place it 5 to 7 cms inside the vagina, on the front wall.

G-spot specific vibrators are generally better for this because they are curved and are less flexible, working better as Skene's glands lack a firm caress. Alternatively, if your partner wants to lend a hand, put yourself in positions so that he can reach the front of your vagina well, such as the doggy and reverse cowgirl position.

As soon as you feel the need to pee, you're almost there!

When you start to climax, push out your vaginal muscles, which in turn will relax Skene's glands, and you'll have an orgasm with amazing female ejaculation!

NEVER forget that the G-spot needs stimulation, stimulation, stimulation. Before using the toy you may want to start exploring your own body with your hands to find exactly where your G-spot is.

When using a G-spot vibrator it's best to start slowly, making sure you're well aroused and well lubricated.

The G-Spot is surrounded with dense fabric and is found deep in your flesh, you will gently slide the toy until you feel you are in the right spot! When you're here, you'll know!

The spot will swell and blood will accumulate and this extra flow of blood will make your nerve endings scream for stimulation.

If you're wondering why you've never had a G-spot orgasm with your partner, it could be because of the position they use. Missionary position is a particularly difficult position as it tends not to stimulate the G-spot nerve endings.

Other positions, including doggie-style and she-on-top, have a much better success rate for an internal orgasm.

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