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From: rh@mit-eddie.UUCP (Randy Haskins)
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Subject: G-spot: how-to-findit
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Date: Mon, 22-Aug-83 15:29:31 EDT
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This is by no means a comprehensive guide, but it has some reasonable
suggestions on how to started.  If you find these methods don't
work (and you are really interested) you might consider buying the
book that was hyped, or seeing a doctor.
























                       HOW TO FIND THE G-SPOT


The approximate (average) location of the G-spot is on the front
(anterior) wall of the vagina, about 2-5 inches in from the vaginal
opening.  There are several ways to find it (depending on whether
or not certain things inhibit you):

1)  Manually.  This is not something the woman can easily do herself.
    With the woman lying on her back, the hand goes in palm up.  The
    middle finger (and maybe the index finger, depending on space) are
    inserted (using a lubricant if necessary.) Also, hands should be
    clean and fingernails clean and trimmed.  Once inserted, the
    fingers should probe around until the woman feels the indicated
    sensation.  (She may feel the desire to urinate.) The spot usually
    lies along the center axis of the body.

2)  In intercourse.  Male penile size isn't that important, since the
    G-spot isn't very deep.  The angle of impact, however, makes a
    difference, so one method is for the man to thrust while holding
    the woman's legs in the air (if comfortable).  If the woman is
    sufficiently flexible, her legs can be pushed back up against
    her body, allowing for deeper penetration and more direct contact
    against the area of the G-spot.

3)  With other devices.  The method here would be similar to that of
    during intercourse.  Anything can be used, provided that it is
    clean, and it won't break or splinter or cut or scratch.  Vibrators
    work well for this since they have the added feature of intensely
    stimulating the area once it is found.  


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Randwulf
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