G Spot Solo

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Have you found your G-spot? Maybe you should, because those who have rave about it. A lot. Some people claim that it's the source of some of their strongest and wettest orgasm. To be honest, I've never been particularly desperate to be on the hunt for it —I tend to find things up there usually feel pretty awesome and I don't question it. But the more I hear about it the more interested I am to see if it makes that much of a difference. But to really know, we have to figure out how to find your G-spot.

The elusive G-spot is one of the most hotly debated areas when it comes to women's sexual health. But despite what you may have been told in your less-than-great seventh grade sex education class, the G-spot most definitely exists and is absolutely accessible. That said, some people might think the G-spot doesn't exist simply because not every woman has one.

For many cisgender men, the idea of someone touching their prostate —you know, that walnut-sized gland between the bladder and the penis—sounds about as appealing as getting a root canal. But if you can open your mind to the world of anal exploration, you might find that stimulating the prostate can bring new heights of sexual excitement and pleasure. Prostate stimulation can be so pleasurable that some sexual health experts have dubbed the prostate the "male G-spot. That's because the prostate contains a ton of nerve endings in fact, there are almost as many nerve endings in the prostate as there are in the clitoris. FYI, your sexual orientation has absolutely no bearing on whether prostate play is right for you.