Look at some illustrations. As they say: "a picture is worth 10,000 words."
The G-spot can be located just inside the vagina along the front wall. It is about the diameter of a quarter and feels spongy or ripply. If you insert your finger past the second knuckle you have gone too far.
I have no clue what you mean by "bump". The wall of the vagina is generally smooth. The only protrusion into the vault is the neck of the cervix and this is much more than a bump. If this is what you mean then you are not even close.
As for touching, rubbing, or fingering the cervix, take your cues from her reaction. A lot of women find it irritating to have it manipulated in one way or another--others do not.
You are seeking an ephemera. There is a sticky on the G-Spot: What we Know and Do Not Know. Read it.
Medically, the G-Spot is not documented. We do not even know that it exists. There are many possible explanations. You do not have a G-Spot and you will not know when it is stimulated. Your g/f may and can guide you. If she can tolerate all the pokking and prodding.
You have an irritating habit of charging ahead with irrelevan questions completely disregarding any responses you get. Read the referred stickies and find your own answers. The G-Spot action is not part of foreplay, it is an action unto itself.
[QUOTE=dancingdoc2;237368]Look at some illustrations. As they say: "a picture is worth 10,000 words."
The G-spot can be located just inside the vagina along the front wall. It is about the diameter of a quarter and feels spongy or ripply. If you insert your finger past the second knuckle you have gone too far.
I have no clue what you mean by "bump". The wall of the vagina is generally smooth. The only protrusion into the vault is the neck of the cervix and this is much more than a bump. If this is what you mean then you are not even close.
As for touching, rubbing, or fingering the cervix, take your cues from her reaction. A lot of women find it irritating to have it manipulated in one way or another--others do not.[/QUOTE]
hey doc..can you point me in the direction of some illistrations or pics on the location of the g-spot..thanks.
If I have not yet recommended it to you d-boy, please go to the Index and read each and every article listed in it two or more times. You are searching for information and this is a good thing, however, you need some connectivity to what you know and need to learn.
Making love and having sex are two different things, yet often with a common ending. Guys often want sex for sex sake, this is not always the case for women, so learn what it is women desire, first, in order to get what you want, first. You'll find this all laid out in the many articles on the art of making out, etc.
> Is it common, for her to want sex after I start touching the right spot?
It is common for her to want sex when you touch her mind, long before you touch the right spot on her body.
> Should I make her wait a little longer till I give her sex?
Yes. That is called the cervix. Talk to your girlfriend she may or may not enjoy your exploration.
Look at some illustrations. As they say: "a picture is worth 10,000 words."
The G-spot can be located just inside the vagina along the front wall. It is about the diameter of a quarter and feels spongy or ripply. If you insert your finger past the second knuckle you have gone too far.
I have no clue what you mean by "bump". The wall of the vagina is generally smooth. The only protrusion into the vault is the neck of the cervix and this is much more than a bump. If this is what you mean then you are not even close.
As for touching, rubbing, or fingering the cervix, take your cues from her reaction. A lot of women find it irritating to have it manipulated in one way or another--others do not.
The hard part kinda feels like your nuckle when your fingers bent. Doe
> On both sides of this little knuckle its smooth. Is the g spot this little nuckle? Kinda above clit? I hope I'm in the right area.
What part of my reply and description did you not understand so that I can better express myself?
d-boy,
You are seeking an ephemera. There is a sticky on the G-Spot: What we Know and Do Not Know. Read it.
Medically, the G-Spot is not documented. We do not even know that it exists. There are many possible explanations. You do not have a G-Spot and you will not know when it is stimulated. Your g/f may and can guide you. If she can tolerate all the pokking and prodding.
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d-boy,
You have an irritating habit of charging ahead with irrelevan questions completely disregarding any responses you get. Read the referred stickies and find your own answers. The G-Spot action is not part of foreplay, it is an action unto itself.
[QUOTE=dancingdoc2;237368]Look at some illustrations. As they say: "a picture is worth 10,000 words."
The G-spot can be located just inside the vagina along the front wall. It is about the diameter of a quarter and feels spongy or ripply. If you insert your finger past the second knuckle you have gone too far.
I have no clue what you mean by "bump". The wall of the vagina is generally smooth. The only protrusion into the vault is the neck of the cervix and this is much more than a bump. If this is what you mean then you are not even close.
As for touching, rubbing, or fingering the cervix, take your cues from her reaction. A lot of women find it irritating to have it manipulated in one way or another--others do not.[/QUOTE]
hey doc..can you point me in the direction of some illistrations or pics on the location of the g-spot..thanks.
I just looked at google images
Thank you for the illustration, db.
If I have not yet recommended it to you d-boy, please go to the Index and read each and every article listed in it two or more times. You are searching for information and this is a good thing, however, you need some connectivity to what you know and need to learn.
Making love and having sex are two different things, yet often with a common ending. Guys often want sex for sex sake, this is not always the case for women, so learn what it is women desire, first, in order to get what you want, first. You'll find this all laid out in the many articles on the art of making out, etc.
> Is it common, for her to want sex after I start touching the right spot?
It is common for her to want sex when you touch her mind, long before you touch the right spot on her body.
> Should I make her wait a little longer till I give her sex?