THE G-SPOT MAP

The G-spot can be found about two thirds up the length of your middle finger on the anterior (aka front wall) of the vagina. It should feel somewhat spongy, and approximately the size of walnut when stimulated. Some women may have trouble finding it by themselves, usually because their fingers are too short and the ergonomics aren't quite right. Some of the toys in our g-spot section are great for this type of stimulation. One other fun trick we'll pass along in the world of g-spot play is when your performing cunnilingus (going down) on your partner lube a finger, or two (make sure your nails are trimmed, and hands are clean), and insert them into the vagina crooked slightly in a "come hither" position. Here you should be able to feel the swollen spongy tissue that is the g-spot. The G-spot responds well to constant and consistent pressure. If you can't feel it try pushing down gently on the mons to help bring it down lower in the vagina. While all this is going on make sure to pay special attention to the "clit", since the nerve endings are closely connected. Some women may feel the distinct need to pee during G-spot stimulation, which has has a lot to do with the close proximity the g-spot has to the bladder. If you know you've taken care of business try relaxing into the sensation and you may have a g-spot orgasm or ejaculate.

Enjoy!