Yes it does exist and I can tell you this it took us till I was in my late 30's to find it, and then to actually squirt it took my liberator pillows for the angle. Key is have at least one plain old clitoris orgasm first, and some intercourse be majorly turned on. Then every female is different, for me the key is a combination between a vibrator clitoris and finger or toy on the g-spot. I think the two fingers works best and for me it is not a straight in position, it's more upward with the finger curving back towards my belly button. When it is stroked you should be able to tell it's being massaged it's hidden and it has to be found, most men go too far in to try to find it, it's only about 1/3 of the way in the vagina which isn't that long to begin with. I always had a small amount of fluid but never finished it completely until the liberator, I thought I was, and that was as good as it got. There is a sensation to push down some women say they feel like they are going to urinate I have not had that particular sensation but feel a need to bare down.

For me the liberator ramp made a tremendous impact if your on your back on the ramp it automatically lowers the pelvis and almost forces an up word stimulation via fingers or toys. About 3-4 years ago I discovered the liberator pillows and with some back issues I used to have decided to invest in the combo (I do not work for them or have any affiliation with the company). The first squirting time for me was the ramp put up to the edge of the bed and my hubby sitting on the bed beside me, and the more I laughed the more it squirted. I also will have my nose itch horrible during one, and a g/f of mine sneezes. I can't say this happens to everyone but it does to me. Now I don't have to be on the ramp I can lay flat on my back and have the ramp beside me to put my one knee up on, with my other leg out straight, again the positions vary for each woman, some find it easier on their knees with their head down, for the stimulation. Have patience and be willing to say yes or no to your b/f left or right, lighter or harder, for me it must be a gentle pressure too hard and I am done will try next time.

Good Luck and don't give up trying, I had a hysterectomy at 28 years old and thought the g-spot did not exist and that was all there was. I am hear to tell you sex only improves as you age and the 40's are great!! I am looking forward to the next decade! less