Study Concludes Some Women Without G Spot
Ah, the infamous “G spot” on a woman. Nothing has amazed, perplexed and confounded men so much as to first of all, figure out exactly where this supposedly magic spot in a woman’s anatomy is when they are sexually intimate with a woman, and second exactly what part the G spot plays in female sexual experience enhancement and orgasm control.
The G spot is no myth though. There is a spot right inside a woman’s vaginal wall, that a man can supposedly find with his two forefingers, as long as he knows how to find it. This spot, it is said, is highly sensitive, and depending on the woman, may send her into instant sexual ecstasy if it is touched the right way, with the right pressure, and in the right place.
Well, it has been seemingly proven (I say seemingly because half of these studies seem to be disproved in one way or another later on, so we never really know the true answer), that only some women have an actual G spot, while other women do not have it. It’s all a matter of personal anatomy it seems, and perhaps genetics, that play a part in whether a woman has a G spot. I would argue that it may also be mental, and if a woman is not feeling into sex, it may not do the same things for her, even if the “spot” is present in her sexual organs.
The G spot, which was named after the scientist who first discovered this slightly mythological spot, Dr. Grafenberg, was shown to have been present in some women but not others in the study which used ultrasound equipment to determine this. The way it was determined is that women who reported heavy orgasms, around the area they thought of as their G spot, were shown to have a thicker tissue in that specific area than the women who did not, and this is thought to be the actual G spot, characterized by a thicker tissue in one specific region of the vagina.
They also concluded in their study that women without any physical evidence of an apparent G spot, ie the thickened tissue in this area, could not achieve a vaginal orgasm, which is considere to be the ultimate in female sexual orgasms, trumping the more externally achieved orgasm, which is triggered supposedly by the clitoris, and is not as intense. They said that now there is a test to see if a woman has the G spot or not, since the ultra sound proved an effective method to locate this mysterious area.
