the G-Spot Exist

Beyond the intense sexual pleasure the G-Spot is able to produce,

new studies are investigating the G-Spot’s value in blocking pain

during childbirth. In an article titled Beyond the G-Spot: Recent

Research on Female Sexualityii which appeared in the January 1999

Issue of Psychiatric Annals, authors Whipple and Komisaruk

state: “. . . a series of studies has demonstrated that self-stimulation

of the anterior wall of the vagina in women produces a significant

elevation in pain thresholds. . .” and “we believe childbirth would

be more painful without this natural pain-blocking effect...”.

This research (which has been replicated by other researchers)

shows the G-Spot’s value during childbirth. Because of this, we

feel that the physical purpose of the G-Spot is:

1. To ease pain during childbirth (as shown by Whipple and

Komisaruk).

2. To either enhance or provide sexual pleasure.

By stating “enhance” sexual pleasure, we are referring to

“non-direct” G-Spot stimulation. For example, when the penis

swells during normal intercourse, the increased girth of the penis

may partially stimulate the G-Spot and “boost” a woman’s sexual

enjoyment to the point she orgasms with her partner. If your lover

has ever said anything like: “You started swelling and hitting

something up in there that felt great...” you may now understand

what was happening. Likely, the partial stimulation of the G-Spot

enhanced her sexual pleasure.

By stating “provide” sexual pleasure, we are referring to direct

stimulation of the G-Spot. Which, as you will hopefully soon

learn, can provide a stand-alone unparalleled source of orgasm.