It doesn't exist!
http://news.yahoo.com/g-spot-science-cant-60-years-study-says-155202501.html
Well, actually it does. I guess I can't conclusively state that. But unless at least two specific women in my life have "faked it", repeatedly, over many many years, and have lied about it's existence in their own bodies, then I'm pretty sure it exists.
I think in reality, there may be other things going on. Maybe some women aren't as in tune with their bodies. Maybe some just don't get any pleasure from that spot. It might akin to female ejaculation - some women can do it and some can't.
I just hope that the result of this study leads people to believe that a) if you have a g-spot, celebrate it; and b) if you don't get any pleasure from it - focus on other things! No need to fell bad or anything.
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I haven't read the article, but I can tell from personal experience that my wife loves it when I stimulate her upper vaginal wall. Whether it's a discreet phsyiological entity or not doesn't seem to matter to her. I view this as akin to my wife's armpits. She enjoys that I carress them, it gives her the chills - in a good way - and so therefore I stimulate them. It doesn't matter to me if there is an identified region that's causing her yummy feelings. I just like the yummy feelings she gets from it.
Cheers,
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