Is it possible to be born without a g spot

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Start your Independent Premium subscription today. More about Scientists. Already subscribed? Oh yeah, and really deep, life-changing, immensely pleasurable orgasms.

These deeper orgasms involve stamina. This is why I love them. They push you to go further than you think you can, to surrender deeper than you think you can. And then a little bit further. In a good way. Apply that to sex and your orgasm. You let go a layer. And then another layer. And another layer. You have to earn it. How do you feel when your body is fit and strong? And so will your partner. Want to reconnect with and strengthen your vagina?

Single or in a relationship—your vagina is your power source. Learn how your vagina is the great attractor in your life. Feeling Insatiable? How to Surrender and Open Sexually. Sacred Sexuality and Tantric Secrets. According to many feminist sexuality educators and researchers, the G-spot is a collection of spongy tissue that surrounds the urethra, sometimes referred to as the paraurethral sponge or paraurethral glands.

This tissue, which is analogous to the prostate in men, becomes engorged with fluid when a woman is aroused. When the tissue fills with fluid, pressure on that area can feel pleasurable to some women. You can indirectly put pressure on this area by pressing upward on the front wall of the vagina, since the urethra is in front of the vagina. I think of it as being analogous to anal sex. Everyone has an anus, but not everyone enjoys anal play. Of course not. Concentrate on what is pleasurable to you and your partner, and keep exploring to find new erogenous zones that you do like.