Which looks better to you? Which one do you think is more correct?
Gspot, gspot, G-Spot, or G-spot? (Aspot, aspot, A-Spot, or A-spot)
09/29/2010
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I alternate between G-spot and g-spot. I fully support the hyphen, but am flexible on capitalization.
09/29/2010
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Same here. Although I'm guilty of sometimes not using the hyphen at all, but in those cases I still use a space, so it's not one word.
Originally posted by
Rockin'
I alternate between G-spot and g-spot. I fully support the hyphen, but am flexible on capitalization.
09/29/2010
I think that if you skip a hyphen, a space is totally required.
(FYI: When I put the poll together, I had to put in periods because the system doesn't differentiate lower case and upper case)
(FYI: When I put the poll together, I had to put in periods because the system doesn't differentiate lower case and upper case)
09/29/2010
I go back and forth between hyphenating and not hyphenating, but I always make it two words. I can be lazy.
09/29/2010
I think I've used both g-spot and g spot, but normally I do g-spot. I don't think I usually capitalize it, though it's possible I do and jsut don't think about it... but I don't think I've written gspot becuase that just seems like it should be pronunced gispot...which is weird..
09/29/2010
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same here!
Originally posted by
Rockin'
I alternate between G-spot and g-spot. I fully support the hyphen, but am flexible on capitalization.
09/29/2010
I like the capital G & A - after all they are both a pretty big deal for many!
09/29/2010
I capitalize the g/a if it's at the beginning of a sentence - otherwise I think I usually leave both the g/a lowercase. But I am going to have to go look and see - I suspect I'm not consistent except for the hyphen
09/29/2010
I'm all for G-Spot or G Spot, but I also love to add Capital letters in odd Places too
09/29/2010
Seeing all of those stacked hurts my eyes.
I'm withya on the G-spot/g-spot.
I'm withya on the G-spot/g-spot.
09/29/2010
ok i bet im going to feel stupid by asking, whats an A-spot?
09/30/2010
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Anterior fornix erogenous zone sometimes thought of as the deep g-spot.
Originally posted by
iceman681
ok i bet im going to feel stupid by asking, whats an A-spot?
The fornix is where the vagina and cervix come together - anterior means the front - abdomen facing. Stimulating the area is known to significantly increase natural lubrication and may play a major role in female ejaculation.
My wife loves me to stimulate this area - but she has to be very turned on for it feel good. The more excited she gets the more her vagina elongates - that's when she'll start pressing back into a dildos until it completely inside.
Wikipedia ref link there are many others - just Google it
09/30/2010
Ok, I'm gonna be all technical and say that really, none of the choices in the poll are 100% correct.
G-spot is short for Gräfenberg Spot and is based on a proper name, so a capital letter should be used.
The anterior fornix erogenous zone is not named for a person so the correct short form would be a-spot, with no capitalization.
The same goes for p-spot.
G-spot is short for Gräfenberg Spot and is based on a proper name, so a capital letter should be used.
The anterior fornix erogenous zone is not named for a person so the correct short form would be a-spot, with no capitalization.
The same goes for p-spot.
09/30/2010
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Thank you, Laurel; I agree.
Originally posted by
LicentiouslyYours
Ok, I'm gonna be all technical and say that really, none of the choices in the poll are 100% correct.
G-spot is short for Gräfenberg Spot and is based on a proper name, so a capital letter should be used.
The anterior fornix ... more
G-spot is short for Gräfenberg Spot and is based on a proper name, so a capital letter should be used.
The anterior fornix ... more
Ok, I'm gonna be all technical and say that really, none of the choices in the poll are 100% correct.
G-spot is short for Gräfenberg Spot and is based on a proper name, so a capital letter should be used.
The anterior fornix erogenous zone is not named for a person so the correct short form would be a-spot, with no capitalization.
The same goes for p-spot. less
G-spot is short for Gräfenberg Spot and is based on a proper name, so a capital letter should be used.
The anterior fornix erogenous zone is not named for a person so the correct short form would be a-spot, with no capitalization.
The same goes for p-spot. less
09/30/2010
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Oooh! I concur with this reasoning. *edits her Review Style Guide*
Originally posted by
LicentiouslyYours
Ok, I'm gonna be all technical and say that really, none of the choices in the poll are 100% correct.
G-spot is short for Gräfenberg Spot and is based on a proper name, so a capital letter should be used.
The anterior fornix ... more
G-spot is short for Gräfenberg Spot and is based on a proper name, so a capital letter should be used.
The anterior fornix ... more
Ok, I'm gonna be all technical and say that really, none of the choices in the poll are 100% correct.
G-spot is short for Gräfenberg Spot and is based on a proper name, so a capital letter should be used.
The anterior fornix erogenous zone is not named for a person so the correct short form would be a-spot, with no capitalization.
The same goes for p-spot. less
G-spot is short for Gräfenberg Spot and is based on a proper name, so a capital letter should be used.
The anterior fornix erogenous zone is not named for a person so the correct short form would be a-spot, with no capitalization.
The same goes for p-spot. less
09/30/2010
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Thanks for this info!
Originally posted by
LicentiouslyYours
Ok, I'm gonna be all technical and say that really, none of the choices in the poll are 100% correct.
G-spot is short for Gräfenberg Spot and is based on a proper name, so a capital letter should be used.
The anterior fornix ... more
G-spot is short for Gräfenberg Spot and is based on a proper name, so a capital letter should be used.
The anterior fornix ... more
Ok, I'm gonna be all technical and say that really, none of the choices in the poll are 100% correct.
G-spot is short for Gräfenberg Spot and is based on a proper name, so a capital letter should be used.
The anterior fornix erogenous zone is not named for a person so the correct short form would be a-spot, with no capitalization.
The same goes for p-spot. less
G-spot is short for Gräfenberg Spot and is based on a proper name, so a capital letter should be used.
The anterior fornix erogenous zone is not named for a person so the correct short form would be a-spot, with no capitalization.
The same goes for p-spot. less
09/30/2010
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But at the same time it is a partial acronym, and the convention is to capitalize acronyms.
Originally posted by
LicentiouslyYours
Ok, I'm gonna be all technical and say that really, none of the choices in the poll are 100% correct.
G-spot is short for Gräfenberg Spot and is based on a proper name, so a capital letter should be used.
The anterior fornix ... more
G-spot is short for Gräfenberg Spot and is based on a proper name, so a capital letter should be used.
The anterior fornix ... more
Ok, I'm gonna be all technical and say that really, none of the choices in the poll are 100% correct.
G-spot is short for Gräfenberg Spot and is based on a proper name, so a capital letter should be used.
The anterior fornix erogenous zone is not named for a person so the correct short form would be a-spot, with no capitalization.
The same goes for p-spot. less
G-spot is short for Gräfenberg Spot and is based on a proper name, so a capital letter should be used.
The anterior fornix erogenous zone is not named for a person so the correct short form would be a-spot, with no capitalization.
The same goes for p-spot. less
Therefore G-spot, A-spot. P-spot.
09/30/2010
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Thanks for the clarification!
Originally posted by
LicentiouslyYours
Ok, I'm gonna be all technical and say that really, none of the choices in the poll are 100% correct.
G-spot is short for Gräfenberg Spot and is based on a proper name, so a capital letter should be used.
The anterior fornix ... more
G-spot is short for Gräfenberg Spot and is based on a proper name, so a capital letter should be used.
The anterior fornix ... more
Ok, I'm gonna be all technical and say that really, none of the choices in the poll are 100% correct.
G-spot is short for Gräfenberg Spot and is based on a proper name, so a capital letter should be used.
The anterior fornix erogenous zone is not named for a person so the correct short form would be a-spot, with no capitalization.
The same goes for p-spot. less
G-spot is short for Gräfenberg Spot and is based on a proper name, so a capital letter should be used.
The anterior fornix erogenous zone is not named for a person so the correct short form would be a-spot, with no capitalization.
The same goes for p-spot. less
I was looking at it the same way ScottA was.
09/30/2010
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+1. I also like to just say g spot sometimes
Originally posted by
Rockin'
I alternate between G-spot and g-spot. I fully support the hyphen, but am flexible on capitalization.
10/01/2010
I'm guilty of using both G-spot and G-Spot in the title of a review. I tend to use lowercase in other situations.
10/01/2010
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Me too!! I love them both.
Originally posted by
gone77
I'm guilty of using both G-spot and G-Spot in the title of a review. I tend to use lowercase in other situations.
10/01/2010
It just bugs me when I see "gspot", "aspot", and "pspot".
10/01/2010
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That construction does interrupt flow.
Originally posted by
El-Jaro
It just bugs me when I see "gspot", "aspot", and "pspot".
10/01/2010
Also a fan of the hyphen. Probably the English major in me.
10/05/2010
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capitalization optional on all counts
Originally posted by
El-Jaro
Which looks better to you? Which one do you think is more correct?
10/12/2010
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Ok - I can see that being a valid argument. I did not think of it in terms of acronyms.
Originally posted by
ScottA
But at the same time it is a partial acronym, and the convention is to capitalize acronyms.
Therefore G-spot, A-spot. P-spot.
Therefore G-spot, A-spot. P-spot.
As long as there is a conscious reason, based on some rule of standard English grammar, I can deal with variations. It's just the "rules of grammar are optional" attitude that disappoints me.
And of course Random usE capitOl Letters wheneVer thE MooD stiKes you makes me stabby.
STABBY! (it's not a knife, but it's the closest icon I have)
10/14/2010
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Respectfully 100% disagree, this isn't texting.
Originally posted by
Lonewolf
capitalization optional on all counts
10/14/2010
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That's actually really interesting, and I now know that I have been doing it wrong!
Originally posted by
LicentiouslyYours
Ok, I'm gonna be all technical and say that really, none of the choices in the poll are 100% correct.
G-spot is short for Gräfenberg Spot and is based on a proper name, so a capital letter should be used.
The anterior fornix ... more
G-spot is short for Gräfenberg Spot and is based on a proper name, so a capital letter should be used.
The anterior fornix ... more
Ok, I'm gonna be all technical and say that really, none of the choices in the poll are 100% correct.
G-spot is short for Gräfenberg Spot and is based on a proper name, so a capital letter should be used.
The anterior fornix erogenous zone is not named for a person so the correct short form would be a-spot, with no capitalization.
The same goes for p-spot. less
G-spot is short for Gräfenberg Spot and is based on a proper name, so a capital letter should be used.
The anterior fornix erogenous zone is not named for a person so the correct short form would be a-spot, with no capitalization.
The same goes for p-spot. less
10/14/2010
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While capitalization is in some ways arbitrary, it does help the reader as long as it is used consistently.
Originally posted by
El-Jaro
Respectfully 100% disagree, this isn't texting.
10/14/2010
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