Did you know that there are not one, not two, but several different types of orgasms a women can have? I am sure you know that the ultimate orgasm for a woman is achieved when you reach her G-spot but the problem is that most men do not know how to find the G-spot. So allow me to give you a little insight into where the G-spot is.
First let me clear something up. The G-spot is not a “spot” it is more of a zone. Now, the zone or G-spot, whatever you prefer to call it, is located just about 2 inches or so inside the vagina on the underside of a woman’s stomach. (Or the topside of her vagina)
Once you have found it you will know it because it feels like a ribbed bump. Place your tongue on the roof of your mouth right behind your teeth. You see how that feels? You feel the little ribs? That’s how the G-spot feels.
Now men, I know you’re not going to like this but the easiest way to help your woman orgasm is with your fingers. Most women will need to have their clitoris stimulated before you stimulate their G-spot. Keep in mind that the G-spot is a little different from the clitoris. So in most cases you will need to stroke the G-spot a little harder than you would stroke the clitoris. Start by massaging it ever so lightly and then work your work up from there increasing the intensity as you go.
When stimulating the G-spot you will want to use the “come over here” motion with your fingers.
Now, I'm sure you are wondering what the best positions for ultimate G-spot stimulation are. I’m glad you asked. The first way is to have your lady lay on her back with you lying on the side of her. Use your stronger arm to work your magic. This will give you easy access. The second way is to have your woman sit doggy style while you sit and give her pleasure from behind.
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