The G-Spot Location: 3 Mistakes Most Men Make When Trying To Find The G-Spot

As a man, one of the few essential skills you must have is learning how to make love to a woman. Pleasing your partner in bed is a skill you must acquire, whether you want to have long-lasting relationships or be able to have the freedom to jump from bed to bed.

But there is a difference between being good between the sheets and having the ability to give a woman an orgasm that she is not bound to soon forget. So how can you go from having relatively good skills in bed to being able to give women a mind-blowing orgasm? The answer is simple: location of the G-spot.

Read on to learn more about the top three mistakes men make when improving their G-spot location skills, and what can be done about them.

Error n. # 1: think that the G-spot is just a myth So what is the number one mistake men make when it comes to the location of the G-spot? Basically, it’s thinking that the G-spot doesn’t exist. Sure, most sexologists believe that the G-spot doesn’t really exist.

The G-spot is named after Dr. Ernst Grafenberg, who published studies in 1950 on “The role of the urethra in female orgasm.” In his study, he indicated that female ejaculation exists and that the urethral wall, now known as the G-spot, is an erogenous zone closer to the vaginal wall that can induce orgasms in women.

Error n. # 2: think that the only ‘pleasure button’ women have is the clitoris For most men, the clitoris or that bud that has the sole purpose of providing sexual pleasure is the only pleasure button that exists on a woman’s body. Again, it all comes down to believing that the G-spot does exist.

Technically, the G-spot is that area inside the vagina that is extremely sensitive to deep pressure. It can be stimulated through the anterior or front wall of the vagina, about two inches from the entrance. So if you still have this old-fashioned thought that the clitoris is the only pleasure button women have, think again. There is another area down there that you can make your ‘best friend’ and it is none other than the G-spot.

Mistake # 3: Going straight for the ‘Grand Prix’ As with any other aspect of lovemaking, locating the G-spot is something you shouldn’t rush into. Don’t feel compelled to lightly kiss, caress and caress your erogenous zones for a few minutes and then dive in to awkwardly find your way to the G-spot.

All in all, G-spot location is an art that men must master. Try to steer clear of these top three G-spot location mistakes and you may be well on your way to giving your partner in bed a mind-blowing, toe-shaking orgasm and earth-shaking orgasm.