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Q: What Are Ways to Find My G-spot?and How Do U Know If You Hit It?
asked by: cutiepie23jc on December 1st, 2007
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I've had many orgasms but I dunno if I hit my g-spot or not while having sex. How do you know if you hit it? And how do you find your g-spot?
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PixieKat
replied on December 1st, 2007
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If you stick your finger in, its about 1 to 2 inchs in up closer to your head (hope that makes sence), and it has a rugh patch. Atleast thats what i understand is the G spot. I dont know how to tell if you hit it, usualy i feel more like im going to orgasm.. Doggy style is a nice way to hit it though.

Hope that helped a little
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cudwnunder
replied on May 24th, 2009
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Grafenburg Spot--or not?
Hi Ladies,

I'm 39 and an instructor who teaches Human Sexuality. I read your post and hope to clear up, what is for most women, a very confusing issue: is there-and where is--the "G Spot". Urologists have time and again refuted the Grafenburg Spot as legit. What we now know, is that sensitive area--found only in a minority of women--is actually the back of the engorged area of the clitoral base. When some women become engorged, it creates a small raise area that is pleasurable. So, the spot, if you are able to become engorged enough and your particular anatomy allows--will be felt on the upside of the pubic bone. Rather than feeling like a specific organ, it may just present itself as a "highly erogenous region". I hope this helps and keep on empowering yourselves!!

Best,

Ms. J
Kingman, AZ
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Jazzy77
replied on May 24th, 2009
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what she said...hehe
cudwnunder said it right. i'll add a word or two...

i can feel my g-spot. what makes it "work" for me is if i am very stimulated (clitorally) and if i insert a finger in my vagina and rub upward. it does feel like a "textured" patch, and if I keep the clitoral stimulation going while I do the g-spot thing too, oh LORD...it's like HOLD ON! best orgasm ever.

good luck finding it. there are a bunch of ways to get to the same spot (ie...with a guy) but i think you need to find it on your own first. then train someone else to work it for you!

good luck!
jasmine
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