We often hear about it, without ever really knowing what it is. The G-spot, known to systematically lead women to orgasm, is a point located inside the vagina. How to find it and what are the positions to better stimulate it?

Point G corresponds to an area located inside the vagina, approximately 3cm from the entrance to it. During arousal, it is detectable thanks to the mucous membrane, which swells and is thicker in this place. It is located at the back of the urethra, and can also exert pressure on it when it is swollen. The G spot takes its name from the German gynecologist Ernest Grafenberg, who discovered it in the 1940s. Even today, the G spot is debated within the scientific community, whether among sexologists, gynecologists or researchers. Indeed, some women confide having found it when others do not. So, does the G-spot really exist?

For some, the G spot would be the key to maximum pleasure. Indeed, in some people, when we stimulate this area, orgasm is almost systematic, and it is very intense. But this does not concern all women. In others, the G-spot is an erogenous zone, but just like the rest of the vagina. It is therefore advisable to stimulate it, but also to stimulate other places of the interior wall of the vagina. To find out if your G-spot is causing you any particular sensations, the only solution is to try to find it, then to test caresses on the area to see your reaction.

As we have seen, the G point is located inside the vagina. It has a very precise location, which is quite easy to find on your own. The easiest position for this is to lie on your back. Once you are aroused enough, all you have to do is insert (you or your partner, whichever is more comfortable) a finger inside your vagina, palm facing upwards (therefore facing downwards). stomach). Curl it upwards until it touches the top wall of it. The G point is located 3cm from your vagina, which is roughly a phalanx from the entrance. If you don’t feel anything special when stimulating this area, don’t panic! You may not be sensitive to this famous G-spot.

The G-spot can be stimulated with the fingers, but also when you make love, by the contact of a penis or a vibrator, for example. Indeed, certain sexual positions are known to help them find their G-spot better and stimulate them during intercourse. The positions which favor the stimulation of this zone are those where the woman controls the movement, such as the Amazon (seated on the man lying down) or the Andromache (seated face to face, the woman above). The important thing is to stimulate the internal clitoris, which surrounds the vagina, as well as the upper wall of the latter, in order to maximize pleasure.

As we have seen, not all women are sensitive to stimulation of their G-spot. If you do not feel anything in particular in this area, it may simply be that you are not particularly receptive to it. If, however, you think you haven’t found it yet, your best bet is to alternate between the different ways to stimulate it. You can try it with a vibrator, or even during sex, having your partner guide you. Finally, be aware that in some women, when pressure is exerted on this area, it causes a sensation similar to that of an urge to urinate (the G-spot being located at the back of the urethra, by swelling , he puts pressure on it). If you also feel this sensation, it may be a sign that you have indeed found it!