Where Is the G Spot? How to Find It, Stimulate It, and Maybe Even Have a ‘Blended Orgasm’ in the Process

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is still not super well understood.That's in part because it's located in a slightly different place for each individual and varies in sensitivity from woman to woman. , one of the earliest researchers known for documenting the G spot, defines it as “a sensitive area found in some women in the vagina.” According to her, “Some women find it very sensitive; some women don’t.

It’s an area that is there. But not all women find it as sensitive as others.”No matter where you fall on that spectrum, G spot exploration can be a fun addition to your sexual repertoire.

So let's break down how to find the G spot, what it can feel like, and some tips for or with a sexual partner.What Is the G Spot?The G spot is “an area that is accessible through the upper wall of the vagina toward the stomach,” says sex and relationship expert . “It's a shallow zone just beyond the vaginal entrance and considered a series of many sensitive nerve pathways and tissues.

It often feels different than the rest of the vaginal canal and is described as more ridge-like and textured once aroused.”Not everyone uses the term “G spot,” however, with some preferring the phrases “G area” or “G zone” since it is part of the vagina and not a separate body part. “There are differing beliefs about the G spot, and research on it has been inconsistent,” explains , sex therapist and host of the . “Some studies identify a specific area, while others do not.