How do you find your g spot?

Question

Hi, so I've had sex four times and not orgasmed, but I have with just dry humping. I really want to cum during sex, how are you supposed to find where it feels good? Is it deep inside? Sorry I'm confused.

Answer

Some women don't reach orgasm during sex like for example I don't. Some women can only have a orgasm with clitorial stimulation, as in oral, or fingering. And it's very common.

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There are 5 different orgasms you can have:

1. Clitoral
2. Vaginal
3. Anal
4. G-spot
5. Nipple (crazy right?!)

Clitoral is the most common orgasm, which your clitoris needs to be stimulated (oral, finger, toy, hump).

How to find your G-Spot--- make a "C" with your left hand, put it upside down, and imagine your middle finger inside of you-- that is where your g-spot is. Now the only way to reach g-spot orgasms are from the man entering you from behind. This gives it the "c" angle. It is not very easy to reach for most people though.

In fact, it is very common that you do not orgasm trough sex. Try bringing a clitoral vibrator in bed with you to stimulate yourself while you are having sex. There are also "C-rings" for a couples toy that stimulate both of you.

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Strangely I'm that way too. Always wondered if that was normal sooo u are not alone!

Answer

The g spot is the spongy tissue right inside at the top of your vagina. However, finding it and using it to achieve orgasm are two different things. Not all women can achieve an orgasm via g spot stimulation. For those that can, it varies. Some need a lot of hard stimulation (rubbing/vibrations) while others need very little, or light vibration. The most common is clitoral, but again it's personal preference. Some need strong vibrators, others need soft rubs from fingers/tongues. Explore yourself or let your partner. That's really the only way to find the spots that tickle YOUR fancy. ;) good luck!

How do you find your g spot?

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