i cant fine mines either...
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Sunshine
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I know a lot of anatomy and a lot of physiology and there is no real significant reason to say that anatomically there is one in every woman. That fact coupled with not all women having any results makes me believe a portion could be psychological.
However personally when I use a vibrator on the area it can sometimes give me an orgasm (nothing else works in that spot though) which is a big deal to me so in that sense I do believe it is real.There are those who believe that dictionaries should not merely reflect the times but also protect English from the mindless assaults of the trendy.Comment
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It's very real to me too!!!!! lolComment
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oops my last post should say "That fact coupled with not all women having the same results makes me believe a portion could be psychological."There are those who believe that dictionaries should not merely reflect the times but also protect English from the mindless assaults of the trendy.Comment
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Yeah there's just GOTTA be something that would explain why not all women can seem to "find" this. And okay even after you take away women who don't like sex or don't like exploring their own bodies, you're still left with perfectly healthy, sexual women (like me) who just... don't... seem to have one.Comment
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I'm pretty sure my boyfriend found it yesterday morning, lol.
I've always wondered too, but idk...it was just like he touched something and it felt insane.Comment
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How and where did he touch?... The more examples I get the better off I'll be!
How long had you been having sex for? Still in foreplay? Did he touch "it" with his fingers or his penis? Were you using lube? How hard did he press? Was it the pressure or the movement across that felt "insane" What position were you in? Did it coincide with clitoral stimulation? etc etc etc....
I'm going to get to the bottom of this.....Comment
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Tantric practitioners have known about it for ages. They call it the sacred spot and consider it to be the back or underside of the clit. If you place your finger into your vagina and bend it forward toward the pubic bone (also toward your clitorus but from inside) there is an area that has a completely different texture, kind of like thick ribbed cordurory. That is your sacred spot or g spot.Comment
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It's not a magic button- touch it and you have an orgasm or ejaculation.Comment
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