Nerve endings and touch receptors run through our body. The densest concentration of them and, hence, spots of heightened sensitivity are called erogenous zones. By the mid of the twentieth century, a female’s clitoris had been regarded to be the only source of female sexual gratification. »»]]> Nerve endings and touch receptors run through our body. The densest concentration of them and, hence, spots of heightened sensitivity are called erogenous zones. By the mid of the twentieth century, a female’s clitoris had been regarded to be the only source of female sexual gratification. In the year of 1950 a Berlin gynecologist discovered another erogenous spot and documented this fact. The unseen G-spot (or as it is called otherwise the Grafenberg Spot named after the Berlin doctor), is a highly erogenous area which when stimulated may lead to the highest levels of climax and profound orgasms. Nevertheless, the existence of the G-Spot zone is in dispute among some specialists.



The G-spot is a bean-size spot of nerve tissue located approximately one to three inches inside the vagina, on the anterior wall, straight under the pelvic bone. They say its size differs among females. This zone has a different texture if compared with the vagina. It is rideged, rough and enlarges to the size of a wallnut when it is stimulated. As the area is located deep in the vaginal wall and is surrounded by tissue, some pressure should be applied on to stimulate it. Remember that a lot of females feel like they need to urinate when this spot is stimulated. This is is related to the fact that, as it gets larger, it puts pressure on the same nerves that indicate a full bladder. Most females agree, nonetheless, that when stimulation keeps on, this feeling disappears and is overtaken with pleasurable sensations. The G-spot reacts to pressure rather than to touch. So, gentle stroking of the spot is not likely to bring about the expected results. It is more like massaging a pea under a thick cloth.



There are a number of methods to stimulate the G-spot. It can be hit and massaged manually by moving fingers in circles in this extremely sensitive zone. The rotational rhythm and pressure exerted on the entire vaginal wall are the keys to bring a woman to orgasm. Penile stimulation is another way. Effective massaging of the G-spot largely depends, in this case, upon the position of partners during a sex act and anatomic characteristics of a male. Sex toys, such as vibrators etc, are also designed to hit and stimulate the G-spot and a large diversity out there points out there is one for every female.



On the whole, stimulation of the G-spot is known as the quickest way to make a woman orgasm and create a more profound climax. So, correctly locating and properly massaging of the erogenous area can bring new experiences to sex life of both partners.