Oh dear - I just laughed so hard I nearly lost bladder control.There is an article in The Times about how the female G-Spot is a myth. I will deal with the article shortly. First though take a look at the very first comment added below the article...
"John Chamberlain wrote:
First of all the Dr. was British, Second of all, the doctor was a man.
Heck he'd have a better chance of finding the Ark of the Covenant.
I have been with over a hundred women and they all had G spots, 10% of them saying no man had ever made them realize they had one,
Just because your doing it wrong, doesn't mean it doesn't exist..."
So the G-spot is right there but all these women just couldn't find it on their own until miracle-boy came along? What percentage of them were just saying whatever the hell they thought would stop him scrabbling about pointlessly down there? I'm going 100%, no? Strange how despite his miraculous sexual technique at least the first 99 of these 100 women didn't end up in a lasting relationship with him?!
Can men really be this delusional? Say it like Obama: Yes They Can!
Here's the skinny boys - if a woman tells you she rarely or never has an orgasm from penetrative sex the best response is to find out what other activities do give her pleasure and then be sure to include some of them in your foreplay (look it up FHM readers). Do not spend the next four hours teeth gritted, dryly grinding away in hope of a miracle. A quick survey of my straight female friends suggests the vast majority have faked orgasm, always for the same reason - just to get him to stop before it starts to really sting and without hurting his feelings.
Now the elusive G-Spot. Does it or does it not exist? Well it depends what exactly the definition of "G-Spot" is. The most sensitive part of a woman's (or man's actually) legs might well be the back of the knees. But no-one talks about the mysterious "knee-spot". Most women would agree that different parts of their vagina are differently sensitive too. The most sensitive area for many women is about 2-4 inches in on the front side. But that doesn't make it some sort of magical spot that exposed to so much as a warm draft sends a woman off multiple-orgasming like some sort of professional bonfire night display. It's just the most sensitive bit so if she's into it, and you're into it, it's not a bad place to focus some attention on your way round.
I feel like I just turned into some sort of sex advice agony aunt. Address all problems to "Dear Cruella..."
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Memosa Spring wrote:
"I highly question the vadility of this study. Afterall, women from the Uk were used! I bet you'd get a different response to more, less fridged, sexually aware French women!"
So how long am I supposed to put my woman in the refrigerator for? This sex business is so confusing!
Yet again men are supposedly the experts when it concerns female sexuality. How about critiquing heterosexuality itself given penetration is 'real sex' and everything else is 'foreplay!!' But given pornography is now mainstream and the lies porn promotes concerning female and male sexuality it is not surprising many women continue to fake sexual pleasure because 'real sex' is always about the primacy of male egos being boosted whilst women continue to be men's sexual service stations. It is called phallocentricism.
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