How to Find the Female G-spot

How to find the female g-spot
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The g-spot can take can take time and a bit of patience to find it, but once
you do, you'll both reap the benefits.

Here's a how to guide to show you exactly how to do it. Remember your hands should be well scrubbed clean and your fingernails kept very neatly and lowly trimmed. Also make sure her vagina is well lubricated either naturally of with some lubricant, Grape seed oil is highly recommend as a lubricant, as it is healthy for her as well.

Step 1: Get your partner to lie on her back and spread her legs apart very comfortably.

Step 2: Make sure she is very relaxed and comfortable; you can give her a gentle caressing massage. Scalp massages are very welcome and will help her relax very quickly

Step 3: Face your palm upward, and then slowly insert your middle finger into her vagina up to about the first knuckle.

Step 4: Make small circles with your finger while slowly sliding it deeper into her, keep doing the circular movements.

Step 5: Close to the roof of her vagina you should be able to feel a soft, spongy area. Push firmly with your finger against this area.

Step 6: This is a very important step here; you need to get feedback from your partner, ask her if she can feel anything, let her tell you if to push deeper and what she is feeling. You can also adjust the amount of pressure from your finger.

A lot of guys find it hard to locate the G-spot, simply because they don't use
enough pressure. It is hidden deep inside the vaginal wall, which means a bit of firm
pressure is needed to activate it. Once your practice a few times you will find yourself getting better at locating it and applying the correct amount of pressure.

Some little tidbits about the G-spot

1) The G-spot was named after the German gynaecologist Ernst Grafenberg, the first person to describe it in1944.

2) The G-spot isn't a spot. It's an area on the front wall of the vagina about 1-2 inches inside and is said to increase in size with stimulation.

3) A theory states that the G-spot is similar to the male prostate, due to a missing Y chromosome developing in the female foetus.

4) Some researchers think women ejaculate when their G-spot is pleasured through their Skene's glands.

5) The G-spot is described as feeling a bit like a walnut.

6) According to one study, 84 per cent of women think there's a highly sensitive area in the vagina.

7) Women respond to their G-spot differently - for some it brings a deep, intense orgasm but it can make others need to pee!