Nice try ladies...

I thought the Woman's Gspot was the kitchen.
 
Imaginary or not, "hitting" that spot drives the women folks crazy.
 
True. Real or imaginary, that doesn't get a guy off the hook for doing his duty to his partner. Even if it's the placebo effect, you owe her the orgasm.
 
You know what, find me a good 25+ reputable resources supporting this and maybe I'll bite.
 
Props to Cheebs on the avatar.
G spot, schmee spot. Make it happen and who gives a damn about the details.
 
The women in the study, who were all pairs of identical and non-identical twins, were asked whether they had a G-spot.

If one did exist, it would be expected that both identical twins, who have the same genes, would report having one.

But this pattern did not emerge and the identical twins were no more likely to share a G-spot than non-identical twins who share only half of their genes.


All they did was ask???

I'm thinking a more "hands on" approach would of been in order, pardon the pun.
 
I think the age range was way too vast for a shot at accurate feed back.

Honestly 80's. Women in the 50's did not try to find their G-spot >.>
 
And this is based on personal experience?
 
And this is based on personal experience?

How much was sex really discussed?

That's more or less what I'm basing that on. Little discussion in school. It was more frowned upon in general. Certainly in ladies. I think it's a safe guess.

Not saying discussions between 2 close girlfriends didn't happen, but to actually describe a G spot or special trigger in detail.. nah couldn't be.
 
Most women don't know where to find it so just asking them isn't very good research. If it doesn't exist then Tristam does an excellent job of convincing me that it does. XD
 
A woman's G-spot isn't in one particular location. It isn't a magic spot which causes the woman to orgasm as soon as its touched. It is much more complicated than that.

I dunno how to explain it, but a woman's G-spot is kind of all over. The entire wall inside is extremely sensitive to touch, and as such doesn't really have a set spot in all females that's extra sensitive. The entire experience matters, and as such, all females prefer different sexual positions, that simply feels better for them. At least that's how my female friends explain it to me when I ask them that question.

Its not as simple as with men. We have a set spot that feels best (not including the prostate in the ass). Men are overall much more simple, just stimulate it until we orgasm and we're done. The experience around the sexual act itself doesn't matter to us as much as it does women.
 
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All they did was ask???

I'm thinking a more "hands on" approach would of been in order, pardon the pun.

QFT, nothing like the actual deed to prove whether it exists or not.

I think the age range was way too vast for a shot at accurate feed back.

Honestly 80's. Women in the 50's did not try to find their G-spot >.>

Yeah, back then it was a "wham, bam, THANK YOU MA'AM" kinda deal.

How much was sex really discussed?

That's more or less what I'm basing that on. Little discussion in school. It was more frowned upon in general. Certainly in ladies. I think it's a safe guess.

Not saying discussions between 2 close girlfriends didn't happen, but to actually describe a G spot or special trigger in detail.. nah couldn't be.

LOL yeah, as open as women can be to each other about shit, even they tend to keep this kinda shit to themselves, save maybe the uberly close girl friend.

Either way, SOMETHING exists, otherwise women would complain of bad sex sometimes, and cry out in joy when they have an insanely good orgasm.
 
I don't know.. I mean I could give a description of what to 'feel' for. But if people really want to learn should be starting with their hands. Including women because the sheer number of women who don't know where their spot is is staggering. It's not something we all get to enjoy.

And that's all I have to say.
 
Try and keep sort of on track please? For me?
 
Always knew it was a lie!
 
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