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| It may be tricky to find, but it’s well worth it. Located three to five centimetres up on the vagina’s front wall, the G-spot is a pea-sized area of tissue surrounding the urethra. But for something so out of the way, it certainly does pack a punch in the erogenous stakes. So take a look at these tips to maximising your G-potential, then relax and give it a go. - First of all, you need to find it. Ideal positions are lying on your stomach, kneeling and squatting.
- If you’re on your own, use your fingers or a specially shaped vibrator – the sort that are curved at the tip in order to reach the G-spot. Click through to our G Spot Bliss section to see a range of toys that will help you.
- If you’re with a partner, the best position for G-bliss is rear entry.
- Stimulating the G-spot calls for a firm hand. This sort of stroking may feel quite uncomfortable at first, but if you keep going it can become spine-tinglingly pleasurable. Apart from this sensation, you’ll know when your G-spot is stimulated as it will noticeably swell.
- Don’t worry if G-spot stimulation makes you feel like dashing to the loo. This is quite normal, as the G-spot and bladder share a nerve. And don’t worry if more liquid than usual gushes from your vagina at the moment of orgasm. This is simply female ejaculate – like male semen without the sperm – which can to be triggered by G-induced pleasure.
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