Many women and their partners would try for years to find a G-spot, the female erogenous zone that is claimed to trigger powerful orgasms. It is still quite controversial whether G-spot really exists, but those women who were lucky to find G-spot would probably agree that it really brings enormous pleasure and satisfaction to their sexual experience.
The G-spot, named after German gynecologist Ernst Grafenberg is a sensitive spot on the front vaginal wall that brings strong orgasmic response in a woman. G-spot is not so difficult to locate if you are willing to explore your genitals.
There are different ways to locate G-spot and derive maximum pleasure. One of the most important things to remember while you start searching for the elusive spot is to become aroused. When you are not aroused, finding G-spot may be quite difficult or even unpleasant. If you are alone, you may fantasize and masturbate, if you explore G-spot with your partner- a good foreplay would be of help. Once you feel that your genitals become moist and tender you may slowly insert a finger or a sex toy about two inches inside the vagina and once you feel a rough surface that resembles a walnut, you may start rubbing and applying some pressure on a G-spot. At some point you may have the feeling as though you want to urinate - that's normal and is explained by the fact that you press against the urethra.
Even the more effective way to derive pleasure from G-spot stimulation is to stimulate clitoris at the same time. You may use a vibrator or ask your partner to give you oral sex while inserting his fingers to stimulate your G-spot. Usually it triggers powerful response and may lead to orgasm and even female ejaculation.
Some tips:
1. Use a pillow to place under your butt to regulate the angle. You may also experiment with G-spot stimulation lying on your back or on your belly.
2. Try different positions: lifting your legs over your partner's shoulders or having sex in doggy style.
3. Do not feel embarrassed if you occasionally pee or ejaculate with a liquid. This is quite normal and you may explain it to your partner.