MULTIPLE ORGASMS (A GUIDE) The G-spot. Ahhh the G-spot. Once considered “a myth”, or “rubbish”, now it’s everywhere. Sex books are filled with information about it, scientists study it full time, and there are even DVD’s, instructional courses, and even G-spot and ejaculation “workshops” where women can gather to get “hands-on” training on how to find this exciting pleasure center. But what exactly is it? How is it related to squirting orgasms?
The Magic Spot In simple terms, the G-spot is a small area (about the size of a quarter) located approximately two inches inside and on the front wall of the vagina. From a scientific point of view, there are several theories on what the G-spot actually is. Another theory is that the G-spot is part of the clitoral nerve system, which extends along the vaginal walls and into the body. G-spot Orgasm Women describe G-spot orgasms as very intense experiences. Like Snowflakes Just like fingerprints or snowflakes, no G-spot is exactly the same. Finding the G Spot: A Guided Exercise. We are often asked for help in finding the g spot. To support you around this, we've created a simple, step-by-step exercise that takes about an hour and a half. Be sure to try it when you have space and time to do it fully. You'll notice that much of this exercise deals with the time and set up BEFORE you actually try to find the g-spot.
This is intentional. Time Needed: Approximately 1-1.5 hours, preferably in the late evening, an hour or two after dinner Steps to Prepare: 1) try to sleep well the night before and eat well the day you plan to do the exercise. being well rested and “clear” in your energy is helpful 2) plan to have a light healthy dinner, and don’t eat until you are full. 3) after dinner, set your partner up to enjoy a nice drink, good music, a book, etc. for about an hour. 5) some helpful things for setting up a sacred space: candles, incense, special sheets/pillows, sexy mood music, massage oil, lube, etc. 7) if you can’t do all these steps – don’t worry!
How to find your G Spot & using G Spot Vibrators. By Tamar Love Virtually everyone has heard stories about a magic spot inside a woman that, if properly stimulated, will send her to paroxysms of sexual ecstasy. Known as the G-Spot, this area has been the subject of several books and countless magazine articles. But does it really exist? If so, how do you know how to find your g spot? The simple answer is yes, the G-Spot does exist, but there's nothing mysterious about it. The G-Spot is embryonically analogous to the male prostate. The G Spot cannot possibly live up to all the hype it has received; it is simply one more pleasant place to stimulate in some women. The G-Spot is located along the upper/front wall of the vagina, about two inches in, towards the stomach. Doing the G-Spot Jiggly The G Spot is not a magical button, but rather, an area that some women enjoy having stimulated.
Relax. Many women find G-Spot stimulation easier and more pleasurable in positions other than on their backs. That's all there is to it. Stay Informed. G-Spot Center - The G-Spot Center. Female Orgasm Secrets - Information about Women’s Orgasms. 50 Cunnilingus Tips from Women. Squirting Orgasms 101.
Also known as “female ejaculation” or “gushing”, squirting is a fun, sexy, and wonderfully messy side effect of G-spot orgasms. Women who have these squirting orgasms describe them as incredibly intense, full body experiences. Many are so overwhelmed by the experience they describe it as “emotional” or even “overwhelming”. A short history lesson Not so long ago, testimonials such as the ones above would have been unheard of in western society.
Female ejaculation and the G-spot were simply not public knowledge. Even worse, ignorant doctors would try to “cure” women who “suffered” from female ejaculation. That wasn’t always the case. Fortunately, modern science, and society in general, has come full circle and is now at least somewhat comfortable exploring the G-spot and squirting orgasms. What exactly is female ejaculation? Uneducated people might mistake female ejaculation for urine but they would be wrong. What causes squirting orgasms? Are all women capable of squirting orgasms? How to Make Her Squirt. Alright, enough with theories and anatomy lessons. Here’s where you’ll learn how to make the magic happen! Follow the instructions below and you’ll be well on your way to giving her a mind-blowing, squirting orgasm. Let’s get started… First Things First Before you get started, let’s take a look at a few things to greatly increase your chances of giving her a squirting orgasm.
Some of these might sound like common sense, but squirting orgasms are exciting stuff so it’s easy to forget some of these important preparations: 1. 2. 3. 4. 5. 6. Set the Mood Women are complicated (yet wonderful) creatures with constantly changing moods, hormones, and emotions. Atmosphere There’s no need to get cliché, but low lighting, some soft music, and a comfortable, relaxed atmosphere go a long way towards getting the G-spot party started. Get Her Aroused Note: Foreplay is extremely important for a squirting orgasm.
Start with a sensual massage with lots of oil. She should be getting turned on by now. 1. How to Make a Girl Squirt. Make Her Squirt - Common Mistakes. Making a girl squirt isn’t always easy. But we’ll make it as trouble-free as possible by pointing out the 10 most common mistakes, and how to avoid them. 1. Being Squeamish Believe it or not, there are many women who are embarrassed and even ashamed of their squirting orgasms. This can be blamed on previous partners who ignorantly believed that her squirting was “gross”, “messy” or even that her orgasmic fluid was urine. There’s no room for prudish when it comes to great sex. 2. Most women won’t even be able to have a regular orgasm without sufficient foreplay – let alone a squirting one. 3. A squirting orgasm can take much longer than a normal sex session. 4. A limp wrist and one finger just isn’t going to cut it. 5.
G-spot stimulation is essential to a squirting orgasm. Not sure that you’ve found the G-spot? Feel for a rough, ridged spot two inches inside on the front wall of her vagina.Check to see if the area enlarges from repeated stimulation.Ask her! 6. 7. 8. 9. 10. Squirting Orgasms - Frequently Asked Questions. Squirting orgasms and the G-spot can seem a little intimidating at first. You’ll learn all about both on this site, but just in case you’re in a hurry we’ve tried to answer the most common questions here. What are squirting orgasms? Squirting orgasms are incredibly intense orgasms that are usually caused from G-spot stimulation. They are called “squirting” orgasms because they’re accompanied by the expulsion of sometimes large quantities of silky fluid called female ejaculation. What is the G-spot? The G-spot is a small area a few inches inside the front wall of the vagina that many women find extremely pleasurable when stimulated.
It has been the subject of some controversy, but modern research indicates that it is likely the female prostate surrounded by clitoral nerves. What is female ejaculation? Female ejaculation is a silky fluid that comes from the female prostate. Is female ejaculation urine? No. Do all women have a G-spot? Can all women squirt? How do I make her squirt? Podcast Episode: Expanded Lovemaking: Squirt & Squirting Podcast Real Female Ejaculations & G-Spot Orgasm with Dr. Gary Schubach (Sex, Love, and Consciousness. Announcer: This program is intended for mature audiences only. PATTI TAYLOR: Hi, I’m Doctor Patti Taylor, and in this awesome show you’ll learn about g-spots, how many there really are, and how to pleasure them.
Female ejaculation? What is this, and why are so many women feeling so empowered to have them? And props? Find out if and how they might help you have better g-spot orgasms. [music] PATTI TAYLOR: Welcome to the “Expanded Lovemaking” show. GARY SCHUBACH: I think if they’re not, particularly if they’re not, worried about it. PATTI TAYLOR: I know they all feel good to me, so whether, you know if I’m having a good time I’m not even paying attention, so I like them all. [music ends] PATTI TAYLOR: Our guest today is Gary Schubach, founder of www.DoctorG.com, a web site dedicated to bringing people information in this area. GARY SCHUBACH: Thank you, Patti. GARY SCHUBACH: Yes, I, well after I graduated people started calling me ‘Dr. GARY SCHUBACH: Good question. . GARY SCHUBACH: Okay.