The G-Spot is supposed to be a small area of the female body where nerve endings are concentrated. If activated (like high tech mechanism) by a sexual partner, it is supposed to give the most satisfying sexual pleasure.
Many researchers claim that the area which sex therapists claim can be enhanced through proper diet and exercise does not exist. It’s believed that the g-spot is simply a figment of our imagination, encouraged by magazines and sex therapists.
I find it highly impossible for so many women to make up something as universal as the G-spot and I am not alone.
Dr. Mehmet Oz, host of “The Dr. Oz Show” discussed a recent study that doubts the existence of the female G-spot. While the study, conducted by scientists at King’s College London, claims there is no evidence for the reality of the G-spot, Dr. Oz disagrees, revealing the physical reasons that he believes this elusive spot does exist: “The reality of the G-Spot is it’s not an anatomical location where you can cut it up and look at it under a microscope, it’s a place where nerves come together.”
Dr. Oz advises, “women shouldn’t feel guilty if they can’t find it, because it’s not a spot that is the size of a dime that you can touch, and guys shouldn’t go hunting for it. It’s something they should explore together. There is not a guilt issue to it; some women may have nerves that are close there, (and) can be stimulated, others are not.”
What do you think? Is the G-spot nothing more than a myth?
Editor-In-Chief, Stephanie Penn-Danforth -- Daily Venus Diva.
Uh, I think it is VERY real. I could (but won’t) tell you exactly where it is on me, and if stimulated, I get turned on, even in spite of myself sometimes. (sorry if TMI, but the subject matter merits it.)
I agree. I think the fact that so many are unable to physically locate it makes it up for question but that doesnt mean its not there.
the fact that statistically so many women have never or rarely even achieve an orgasm has to be accounted for in this study. stimulating one leads to the other.
Among it’s other failings his lame “study” failed to consider the effects of having different sexual partners with different love-making techniques. I personally feel that this is one key factor. I had a very satisfying lovemaking experience before but never discovered the g-spot until recently when my lover learned some new techniques. Needless to say, it’s a whole new world now! : )
The twins thing is completely invalid. Said lame study for your reference: http://news.bbc.co.uk/2/hi/8439000.stm
I never thought of it that way Raya.