Does it really exist?

Their study is obsolete. There are studies of brain scans that prove that G-spot orgasms and clitoral orgasms come from different nerve bundles. (These scientists must have very sad wives.)

I think the problem is whether we are looking for a "button" (as I think most people are) or a combination of different tissues and nerves that intersect in a convenient spot.

If you're still looking for a button, you ain't gonna' find it.

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There's the article about the brain scans.

I've read something similar, where the author stated that there was no g-spot, just an extension of the clitoris. From how my wife reacts, I think there's a G-Spot. Some more "in the field" research is needed I think.

Ok, I don't get it. How are "an extension of the clitoris" and "g-spot" mutually exclusive? Why the argument? Why can't one equal the other?

Yeah, I never understood that argument either. Even if the g-spot was/is largely/somewhat/entir ely an extension of the clitoris... so what ? It's still there.

I have read a few articles in the past, with diagrams. Most of the past research seems to agree in the location and the presence of the g-spot.
I myself wouldn't know, being a guy, but I can tell you that my experience tells me there is definitely something there....whether it be a g-spot or clitoral extension, there is something to it either way.

Yeah... Those scientists are... Stupid. They should have just explained the G-spot as the extension and left it as that. Though, I suppose it has less kick than "YOU HAVE NO G-SPOT!".

These articles are technically correct but they grossly misunderstand the nature of the g-spot. Yes it is true that the g-spot is not a distinct organ and there is not specific organ called the g-spot that is responsible for these intense ejaculatory orgasms. What the g-spot is, is a general term for a region of vaginal tissue directly posterior to the urethral sponge. The g-spot is just the vernacular term for the area you stimulate to reach the urethral sponge. The urethral sponge (female prostate) is the source of the ejaculate while the internal root of the clitoris is the source of the orgasm.

I have an erogenous zone in the anterior wall on my vagina which responds well to pressure and stroking. This is what people mean when the say g-spot and I know I've got one. But it's different for different women. It's pretty amazing how much variation there is in womens' genitals and in the stimulation they prefer.