How do you find your gspot? Is it just by feel, is it in a set location?
How do you find your G-spot?
05/04/2013
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I don't understand the question. Yes you have to 'feel' to find it - but it doesn't travel around. By massaging the right spot inside my wife's vagina I can feel her g-spot 'emerge'. The g-spot is made of erectile tissue that fills with blood when stimulated - so it's often not noticeable right away.
05/05/2013
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Ah, I suppose that was worded oddly. By set location, I meant is it located in the same place, or does the location vary by woman?
Originally posted by
Gunsmoke
I don't understand the question. Yes you have to 'feel' to find it - but it doesn't travel around. By massaging the right spot inside my wife's vagina I can feel her g-spot 'emerge'. The g-spot is made of erectile tissue
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I don't understand the question. Yes you have to 'feel' to find it - but it doesn't travel around. By massaging the right spot inside my wife's vagina I can feel her g-spot 'emerge'. The g-spot is made of erectile tissue that fills with blood when stimulated - so it's often not noticeable right away.
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05/11/2013
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I would say it depends on the woman but is generally located in the same area
Originally posted by
Love Bites
How do you find your gspot? Is it just by feel, is it in a set location?
05/11/2013
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Approximately the same area on all women, in my experience...
Originally posted by
tami
I would say it depends on the woman but is generally located in the same area
10/19/2013
It will take some stimulation before it becomes completely noticeable, but using fingers, feel inside towards the pubis. Once past the vaginal canal and the pubic bone, you'll feel (dead center) a spongy patch of tissue. This tissue - if you could see it (you'll have to use your imagination here) would look something like the surface of a walnut or a ripply brain. If you push on it, it will usually feel like you need to urinate, or maybe at first it'll feel uncomfortable, like the beginning of that tender/burning sensation if you've ever had a urinary tract infection (very hard to describe, especially since it's different for everyone).
In order to stimulate mine, it works best at first to swipe across it like a windshield-wiper motion, back and forth... while I hear most women work better with a "come hither" top-bottom motion with curled fingertips and more pressure. Once it's "irritated" (stimulated), it'll raise up and become puffy and distinctly noticeable - THIS is your g-spot. Once you've gotten that far, it's trial and error as to what feels best for your particular body.
On a personal level, I need at least 30+ min of either foreplay or other type of play before my g-spot is even ready to take enough attention to cause a reaction, but that's just me. And when it finally occurs, I need to either be fully relaxed or lightly bearing down for a g-spot orgasm to be produced, where I tighten up for a clitoral orgasm.
Like most, mine feels (at the beginning of the "orgasm process") like I have to urinate, but I have figured out how to clear my mind of the thought (or just not care because of towels, etc.) and once I can get past the thought of peeing, a warm sensation spreads from the g-spot area outward... once it feels like the warmth has passed into my legs, I almost always orgasm riiiiight then.
Again, different for everyone - but that's my "procedure" in my own experience of both finding and stimulating the g-spot. I've used the process on a few others with great success, so at least in my case, I must be doing SOMETHING right that works for more than just me!
In order to stimulate mine, it works best at first to swipe across it like a windshield-wiper motion, back and forth... while I hear most women work better with a "come hither" top-bottom motion with curled fingertips and more pressure. Once it's "irritated" (stimulated), it'll raise up and become puffy and distinctly noticeable - THIS is your g-spot. Once you've gotten that far, it's trial and error as to what feels best for your particular body.
On a personal level, I need at least 30+ min of either foreplay or other type of play before my g-spot is even ready to take enough attention to cause a reaction, but that's just me. And when it finally occurs, I need to either be fully relaxed or lightly bearing down for a g-spot orgasm to be produced, where I tighten up for a clitoral orgasm.
Like most, mine feels (at the beginning of the "orgasm process") like I have to urinate, but I have figured out how to clear my mind of the thought (or just not care because of towels, etc.) and once I can get past the thought of peeing, a warm sensation spreads from the g-spot area outward... once it feels like the warmth has passed into my legs, I almost always orgasm riiiiight then.
Again, different for everyone - but that's my "procedure" in my own experience of both finding and stimulating the g-spot. I've used the process on a few others with great success, so at least in my case, I must be doing SOMETHING right that works for more than just me!
10/19/2013
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This was an excellent description/comment! Thanks for taking the time to really delve into this and describe it for us!
Originally posted by
Holly Wood
It will take some stimulation before it becomes completely noticeable, but using fingers, feel inside towards the pubis. Once past the vaginal canal and the pubic bone, you'll feel (dead center) a spongy patch of tissue. This tissue - if you
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more
It will take some stimulation before it becomes completely noticeable, but using fingers, feel inside towards the pubis. Once past the vaginal canal and the pubic bone, you'll feel (dead center) a spongy patch of tissue. This tissue - if you could see it (you'll have to use your imagination here) would look something like the surface of a walnut or a ripply brain. If you push on it, it will usually feel like you need to urinate, or maybe at first it'll feel uncomfortable, like the beginning of that tender/burning sensation if you've ever had a urinary tract infection (very hard to describe, especially since it's different for everyone).
In order to stimulate mine, it works best at first to swipe across it like a windshield-wiper motion, back and forth... while I hear most women work better with a "come hither" top-bottom motion with curled fingertips and more pressure. Once it's "irritated" (stimulated), it'll raise up and become puffy and distinctly noticeable - THIS is your g-spot. Once you've gotten that far, it's trial and error as to what feels best for your particular body.
On a personal level, I need at least 30+ min of either foreplay or other type of play before my g-spot is even ready to take enough attention to cause a reaction, but that's just me. And when it finally occurs, I need to either be fully relaxed or lightly bearing down for a g-spot orgasm to be produced, where I tighten up for a clitoral orgasm.
Like most, mine feels (at the beginning of the "orgasm process") like I have to urinate, but I have figured out how to clear my mind of the thought (or just not care because of towels, etc.) and once I can get past the thought of peeing, a warm sensation spreads from the g-spot area outward... once it feels like the warmth has passed into my legs, I almost always orgasm riiiiight then.
Again, different for everyone - but that's my "procedure" in my own experience of both finding and stimulating the g-spot. I've used the process on a few others with great success, so at least in my case, I must be doing SOMETHING right that works for more than just me! less
In order to stimulate mine, it works best at first to swipe across it like a windshield-wiper motion, back and forth... while I hear most women work better with a "come hither" top-bottom motion with curled fingertips and more pressure. Once it's "irritated" (stimulated), it'll raise up and become puffy and distinctly noticeable - THIS is your g-spot. Once you've gotten that far, it's trial and error as to what feels best for your particular body.
On a personal level, I need at least 30+ min of either foreplay or other type of play before my g-spot is even ready to take enough attention to cause a reaction, but that's just me. And when it finally occurs, I need to either be fully relaxed or lightly bearing down for a g-spot orgasm to be produced, where I tighten up for a clitoral orgasm.
Like most, mine feels (at the beginning of the "orgasm process") like I have to urinate, but I have figured out how to clear my mind of the thought (or just not care because of towels, etc.) and once I can get past the thought of peeing, a warm sensation spreads from the g-spot area outward... once it feels like the warmth has passed into my legs, I almost always orgasm riiiiight then.
Again, different for everyone - but that's my "procedure" in my own experience of both finding and stimulating the g-spot. I've used the process on a few others with great success, so at least in my case, I must be doing SOMETHING right that works for more than just me! less
10/20/2013
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I just figure if someone's asking "how do you find it" they probably haven't found it and need some assistance - and not an "it's where they always are, in the same place" answers from everyone and their mother.
Originally posted by
Wicked Wahine
This was an excellent description/comment! Thanks for taking the time to really delve into this and describe it for us!
Maybe that's just my interpretation, but someone's gonna stumble across this and find it handy.
10/20/2013
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I agree and even if the original poster doesn't see it, someone will see this and finally have a guided tour, so to speak.
Originally posted by
Holly Wood
I just figure if someone's asking "how do you find it" they probably haven't found it and need some assistance - and not an "it's where they always are, in the same place" answers from everyone and their
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I just figure if someone's asking "how do you find it" they probably haven't found it and need some assistance - and not an "it's where they always are, in the same place" answers from everyone and their mother.
Maybe that's just my interpretation, but someone's gonna stumble across this and find it handy. less
Maybe that's just my interpretation, but someone's gonna stumble across this and find it handy. less
10/20/2013
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I dont think i have ever found mine
Originally posted by
Love Bites
How do you find your gspot? Is it just by feel, is it in a set location?
10/20/2013
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I agree with WW, your wonderful tutorial will benefit a lot of individuals. Furthermore, I hope your instructions will stop some people from posting unnecessary threads asking which "wand" they should buy, to help find their G-spots rather than to feel their spongy patches with their fingers!
Originally posted by
Holly Wood
I just figure if someone's asking "how do you find it" they probably haven't found it and need some assistance - and not an "it's where they always are, in the same place" answers from everyone and their
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more
I just figure if someone's asking "how do you find it" they probably haven't found it and need some assistance - and not an "it's where they always are, in the same place" answers from everyone and their mother.
Maybe that's just my interpretation, but someone's gonna stumble across this and find it handy. less
Maybe that's just my interpretation, but someone's gonna stumble across this and find it handy. less
10/20/2013
It's becoming quite clear there are some experts on Eden. Certainly Holly Wood is one of them. Surely to have a large following if not already.
Rossie, I didn't forget you though. You're up there too !!
Rossie, I didn't forget you though. You're up there too !!
10/20/2013
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Thanks for sharing, Holly Wood. I've had trouble finding it in the past (found it a time or two, but quickly "forgot" how to make it appear again) so this description/tutorial will definitely be helpful I think it's a lack of patience and relaxation that's making it more difficult than it needs to be.
Originally posted by
Holly Wood
It will take some stimulation before it becomes completely noticeable, but using fingers, feel inside towards the pubis. Once past the vaginal canal and the pubic bone, you'll feel (dead center) a spongy patch of tissue. This tissue - if you
...
more
It will take some stimulation before it becomes completely noticeable, but using fingers, feel inside towards the pubis. Once past the vaginal canal and the pubic bone, you'll feel (dead center) a spongy patch of tissue. This tissue - if you could see it (you'll have to use your imagination here) would look something like the surface of a walnut or a ripply brain. If you push on it, it will usually feel like you need to urinate, or maybe at first it'll feel uncomfortable, like the beginning of that tender/burning sensation if you've ever had a urinary tract infection (very hard to describe, especially since it's different for everyone).
In order to stimulate mine, it works best at first to swipe across it like a windshield-wiper motion, back and forth... while I hear most women work better with a "come hither" top-bottom motion with curled fingertips and more pressure. Once it's "irritated" (stimulated), it'll raise up and become puffy and distinctly noticeable - THIS is your g-spot. Once you've gotten that far, it's trial and error as to what feels best for your particular body.
On a personal level, I need at least 30+ min of either foreplay or other type of play before my g-spot is even ready to take enough attention to cause a reaction, but that's just me. And when it finally occurs, I need to either be fully relaxed or lightly bearing down for a g-spot orgasm to be produced, where I tighten up for a clitoral orgasm.
Like most, mine feels (at the beginning of the "orgasm process") like I have to urinate, but I have figured out how to clear my mind of the thought (or just not care because of towels, etc.) and once I can get past the thought of peeing, a warm sensation spreads from the g-spot area outward... once it feels like the warmth has passed into my legs, I almost always orgasm riiiiight then.
Again, different for everyone - but that's my "procedure" in my own experience of both finding and stimulating the g-spot. I've used the process on a few others with great success, so at least in my case, I must be doing SOMETHING right that works for more than just me! less
In order to stimulate mine, it works best at first to swipe across it like a windshield-wiper motion, back and forth... while I hear most women work better with a "come hither" top-bottom motion with curled fingertips and more pressure. Once it's "irritated" (stimulated), it'll raise up and become puffy and distinctly noticeable - THIS is your g-spot. Once you've gotten that far, it's trial and error as to what feels best for your particular body.
On a personal level, I need at least 30+ min of either foreplay or other type of play before my g-spot is even ready to take enough attention to cause a reaction, but that's just me. And when it finally occurs, I need to either be fully relaxed or lightly bearing down for a g-spot orgasm to be produced, where I tighten up for a clitoral orgasm.
Like most, mine feels (at the beginning of the "orgasm process") like I have to urinate, but I have figured out how to clear my mind of the thought (or just not care because of towels, etc.) and once I can get past the thought of peeing, a warm sensation spreads from the g-spot area outward... once it feels like the warmth has passed into my legs, I almost always orgasm riiiiight then.
Again, different for everyone - but that's my "procedure" in my own experience of both finding and stimulating the g-spot. I've used the process on a few others with great success, so at least in my case, I must be doing SOMETHING right that works for more than just me! less
10/21/2013
Glad I could help, all!
10/22/2013
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