Why it does not Work...

by Frank Senne

The answer to this question is simple, yet complex at the same time. In order not to sound to long-winded, I will restrict myself to listing the major points.

1. The G-Spot could be located in all examined women.

2. Only about 50% of those women stated that they found the stimulation of the G-Spot to be pleasurable. For many it was simply unpleasant or they did not experience any physical reaction.

   Possible negative influence could be

   1. Use of a cervical cap for pregnancy prevention.
   2. Surgical removal of the womb.
   3. Other gynecological conditions.

    

3. Only part of these women ejaculated said liquid. This did not happen every time, but only during some of the tests.

   Possible negative influences on the ability and frequency of ejaculation could be:

   1. The ability to actually ejaculate, which does not seem to be present in all women.
   2. Closeness to the sexual partner (inhibitions).
   3. Fear of having to urinate and thereby putting off the partner.
   4. Performance pressure ("I must have an ejaculation, it is expected of me")..
   5. Time in the monthly cycle. During the different phases in the monthly cycle of women the ability and frequency of ejaculations appears to vary.
   6. Use of prescription drugs (many medications influencing the liquid balance of the body may also influence the ability and frequency of ejaculations. This also applies to psychoactive drugs and strong analgesics [pain killers]).

Note:

Generally speaking: Neither women nor men are like coffee makers, for which you can obtain a usually fool-proof operating instruction. Also, readers sometimes like to ignore the statement "that some women ejaculate a liquid". Some is the magic word and not all.

And last not least...

Enjoy your love life and do not make it depend on you success trying to locate the G-Spot. If you were happy and satisfied with your love life before, then there is no reason to start missing something now. There too are enough women that, stimulated clitorally, do not reach climax, but do so every time the are stimulated intravaginally. Should these women start feeling "inadequate" as well now?

Live your love life, yet always bear in mind, that it must be within the realm of your ability (whether G-Spot orgasms are part of this realm or not). There are already enough sexual frustrations and it is certainly not my aim to add yet another cause (without a cause).

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