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12 G-spot myths you need to stop believing

Published by Business Insider on Wed, 12 Dec 2018


Myths about the G-spotthe erogenous zone supposedly inside thevaginathat can help a person achieve a particular kind of orgasmare astoundingly common.It's a myth that there's no sure way to find the famed G-spot.The G-spot is not an actual organ.In-and-out penetrative sex is not the best way to achieve G-spot orgasms for most.Men do not have a G-spot.When it comes to the "Big O," there are many different ideas and myths that surround it. And while it's no secret that there are different options to getting to what's often referred to as "the sexual finish line," there's still much information that we aren't privy to on the subject. Case in point: the G-spot. Although we hear about the G-spot delivering what could be the best orgasm you've ever feltif you've never felt it yourself, how do you know if it's true' Likewise, how do you even know if the G-spot exists' If you've ever felt this way about the seemingly mythological pleasure zone, you're not alone. So, to help you get down to the bottom of it, we've compiled and debunked a list of 12 of the most common G-spot myths that you will hopefully stop believing after today.Myth: The G-spot doesn't exist.When something is discussed that you haven't experienced firsthand, there's a tendency to deem it to be untrue. That, however, isn't true in the case of the G-spot, certified sex educator and CEO of Le Wand Alicia Sinclair told INSIDER."Named after Dr. Ernst Grafenberg, the urologist who discovered it, the G-Spot is a scientifically researched area that can give women incredible pleasure," she said. "All vulva-owners have one and are capable of ejaculating prostatic fluid."However, this has been contested. A 2017 study published in the Journal of Sexual Medicine, in which scientists dissected the front portion of the vaginal wall of 13 female cadavers in search of the G-spot,did not find any evidence whatsoever of the G-spot's existence, though this is most likely because it is not an actual organ.Myth: G-spot orgasms are just the same as any other orgasms.Though it's often presumed that if you've had one orgasm, you've had them all, you'll probably want to re-think that. There are different ways to receive your "big O," according to Sinclair, your G-spot will surely give you a different feeling than the others. "The G-spot is surrounded by the nerve-rich clitoral bulb," she said. "It also has its own nerve supply (pelvic nerve), creating a highly enjoyable place for women to explore. This dual nerve innervation not only makes it possible for women to have two distinct types of orgasms (clitoral and G-spot), but also to experience an amazing combination of these two types simultaneously."Myth: There's no way to find the G-spot.Even if you're well-versed in the subject of sex, the G-spot may still be a mystery to locate. And, in some cases, you may not even know you hit it because you aren't familiar with where yours or your partner's spot is. "Many people have difficulty finding their G-Spots, but with a little instruction, this pleasure- factory can be found," Sinclair said. "It is important to realize that this is an area stimulated through the vaginal wall, and it is easiest to identify once a vulva-owner is aroused. The G-spot can be found anteriorly (the roof of vagina) and depending on one's G-spot anatomy, it will be found in different locations. The majority of vulva-owners will find their G-Spots right beyond their vaginal entrances, but the rest will find it either mid-way or further back by the cervix. "The area feels like corduroy ridges and is more pronounced (and feels more enjoyable) after stimulation causes its tissues to swell. The rigid tissue can be followed to the tail of the G-spot. When stimulated in a gentle 'come hither'motion, one can experience pleasing sensations while feeling the body of the prostate. Additionally, since the urethral meatus (the hole that urine exits the body) is generally the head of the G-spot, many women like the way it feels when this area is stimulated."See the rest of the story at Business Insider
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