The G-spot (or Grafenberg spot) is an erogenous area of the vagina located 1-3 inches into the canal along its front wall between the urethra and the bladder.
When stimulated, the G-spot can bring on powerful orgasm, create extra lubrication and cause female ejaculation, a phenomenon that scientists are still studying to this day.
Researchers say every woman has one, so let these tips be your guide to help locate the G-spot and enhance sexual satisfaction for you and your partner.
1. Without intercourse: Use your hands
When using the hands to locate the G-spot, make sure nails are trimmed and smooth to avoid scratching or damage to the vaginal wall.
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Lay on your back and with a palm facing upwards, take the middle finger and insert it into the vagina about 2-3 inches in and curl the finger back towards you in a “come here” motion.
Once the G-spot is located, you should feel around, hard spot within the vaginal wall that feels like a walnut. Massage this area in a circular motion to stimulate the G- spot.
The sensation to pee may be felt, as this is common with G-spot stimulation. Make sure to empty the bladder before sexual activity.
In the video below, African men describe how a woman's orgasm is sacred and how it is they get to the g-spot to release what they say is "the gift from the gods."
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2. With intercourse: Prop up your pelvis using pillows
In the missionary position, place a few pillows underneath the female partner’s lower back to prop up her pelvis in order to create an angle that will hit the G-spot perfectly.
Stimulating the G-spot is all about angles.
Using these positions and several others will get you in position to get the G-spot stimulation that you seek.
3. Listen for Non-verbal cues
If you looking to really please your partner by stimulating her G-spot but don't know where it is, pay attention to her non-verbal signs: moaning, changes in body movements, heavy breathing, etc.
When all else fails, ask!
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Glamazon Tyomi is a freelance writer, model and sex educator with a deeply rooted passion for spreading the message of sex positivity and encouraging the masses to embrace their sexuality.
Her website, www.sexperttyomi.com, reaches internationally as a source for advice and information for the sexually active/curious. Follow her on Twitter at @glamazontyomi.
