I seriously doubt that yo hit the G-Spot. There is even serious question whether that exists and you were not in a position to facilitate finding it. Most any pressure forwards in the vagina can result in the feeling of needing to urinate.
The hymen is an anular tissue at the entrance to the vagina. She may or may not even have one. You could have passed through it or it could be torn or worn away from normal activities, especially using tampons.
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[COLOR="Magenta">you picked the first time to finger your g/f in the backseat of a car w/ your mom in the grocery store? =\ ok? lol anyways
the hymen in located right at the entrance of the vagina... not inside.. as stated many times before, the hymen is really no longer an indication of virginity. Girls can wear away their hymen through exercise, sports, use of tampons, fingering, etc.
The g-spot is supposedly located somewhere around the spongy ball thing.. but is not itself the spongy thing. I and others have rubbed around this area and I have yet to actually hit the "spot". Yes it does feel like you have to pee because the bladder is close by but then some who squirt say that that feeling is kind of like pee too...
if you aren't hitting the spot and just rubbing that spongy thing too hard/rough it doesn't feel good =\ maybe next time focus less on trying to find a g-spot and more just exploring down there... see what she likes best[/COLOR]
Just ask her.
She might want to continue to see what happens... or it might make her uncomfortable and she rather you not do that.. and just finger her normally
[QUOTE=badguy1999]maybe if i try it again i should make her go pee before i try it? would that help?[/QUOTE]
Make her?
This is akin to "grabbing" her breast.
Please watch the language and use words that are kinder gentler.
I have read a lot on the topic and the jury is still out on the existence and functionality of the G(raffenberg) -spot. I subscribe to the school of thought that says it exists. The G-spot is about the size of a quarter and it is spongy. It is located about 2" inside the vagina long the anterior {front wall). What the sexperts are conflicted about is its origin and composition. Many believe that it shares a common heritage with the prostate gland. In males the prostate is fully formed, while in the female, it is fragmented with bits and pieces surrounding the actual spot. Others believe it is comprised of several glands including the Skeens.
On the matter of peeing, here is the skinny on this.
It is probably a good thing to always empty the bladder before making out. That said, when a man or a woman who are new to the art of eros begin to make out, there is every liklihood that s/he will experience a feeling of having to pee. This is a false signal that can be ignored. After experiencing some climaxes this false signal will subside and go away. Sexperts recommend continuing to make out and to just push on through the urge. When you do this the woman's orgasm will be just on the other side.
The G-spot does exist. it's not that hard to find. just go on the right wall, it will feel like a different texture than the rest of the vaginal wall. and you will know when you hit it, oh yes.
You'll definitely know, and she will definitely know if you hit something (anything) that feels good. You really ought to think about what you're doing though if you go searching for her g-spot in the backseat of your mom;s car..
I seriously doubt that yo hit the G-Spot. There is even serious question whether that exists and you were not in a position to facilitate finding it. Most any pressure forwards in the vagina can result in the feeling of needing to urinate.
The hymen is an anular tissue at the entrance to the vagina. She may or may not even have one. You could have passed through it or it could be torn or worn away from normal activities, especially using tampons.
Look around the site; you will find dome education
[COLOR="Magenta">you picked the first time to finger your g/f in the backseat of a car w/ your mom in the grocery store? =\ ok? lol anyways
the hymen in located right at the entrance of the vagina... not inside.. as stated many times before, the hymen is really no longer an indication of virginity. Girls can wear away their hymen through exercise, sports, use of tampons, fingering, etc.
The g-spot is supposedly located somewhere around the spongy ball thing.. but is not itself the spongy thing. I and others have rubbed around this area and I have yet to actually hit the "spot". Yes it does feel like you have to pee because the bladder is close by but then some who squirt say that that feeling is kind of like pee too...
if you aren't hitting the spot and just rubbing that spongy thing too hard/rough it doesn't feel good =\ maybe next time focus less on trying to find a g-spot and more just exploring down there... see what she likes best[/COLOR]
damn it!! so it might not exist?if i try it again and she feels like urinating what do i do?
Just ask her.
She might want to continue to see what happens... or it might make her uncomfortable and she rather you not do that.. and just finger her normally
maybe if i try it again i should make her go pee before i try it? would that help?
[QUOTE=badguy1999]maybe if i try it again i should make her go pee before i try it? would that help?[/QUOTE]
Make her?
This is akin to "grabbing" her breast.
Please watch the language and use words that are kinder gentler.
I have read a lot on the topic and the jury is still out on the existence and functionality of the G(raffenberg) -spot. I subscribe to the school of thought that says it exists. The G-spot is about the size of a quarter and it is spongy. It is located about 2" inside the vagina long the anterior {front wall). What the sexperts are conflicted about is its origin and composition. Many believe that it shares a common heritage with the prostate gland. In males the prostate is fully formed, while in the female, it is fragmented with bits and pieces surrounding the actual spot. Others believe it is comprised of several glands including the Skeens.
On the matter of peeing, here is the skinny on this.
It is probably a good thing to always empty the bladder before making out. That said, when a man or a woman who are new to the art of eros begin to make out, there is every liklihood that s/he will experience a feeling of having to pee. This is a false signal that can be ignored. After experiencing some climaxes this false signal will subside and go away. Sexperts recommend continuing to make out and to just push on through the urge. When you do this the woman's orgasm will be just on the other side.
If you would've reached her g-spot, she would've know.... trust me. When my boyfriend does, I orgasm so hard it makes me cry.
The G-spot does exist. it's not that hard to find. just go on the right wall, it will feel like a different texture than the rest of the vaginal wall. and you will know when you hit it, oh yes.
You'll definitely know, and she will definitely know if you hit something (anything) that feels good. You really ought to think about what you're doing though if you go searching for her g-spot in the backseat of your mom;s car..
it was more like a adventure hunt