How can I find my g-spot?

How can I find my g-spot?

"Get comfortable and find the g-spot area.
Lie on your back, squat, or lie on your stomach. Place your palm face down on your vulva and slowly insert a finger inside your vagina (use lube if you’re feeling a little dry), crooking it forward in a “come here” motion. When you’re up to about the second knuckle you should feel a slightly bumpy or ridged area on the upper wall of your vagina."
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hello,ok its located in the same area for all woman,about 6-8,inches deep,inside your vagina,ok,how can I explain it?alright,you know where your pelvis bone is,well its on the other side of it,so if your going to try your self,you have to put your finger,or fingers..lol whatever you prefer,inside and look for a soft little like ball at the top of your vagine toward your pevis bone,but not neccarily aball,with your other hand press firmly on your pelvis,and you should find it,when you first touch it it will feel like you may have to pee,but that will pass,it will probly be better if you have someone else do it,or a curved sex toy,because if you do it with your own hand it could be irritating...but try touching it yourself,so when someone else touches it,you can tell them to work that spot...and then you will be good to go...have fun...send me a message if you need me to further explain,but this should do it...peace

THE BONE ABOVE YOUR CLITORIS...on the otherside,inside of you...

...its easier to let someone reach it for you.

What looyalty was talking about isn't your G-spot, that is your cervix. Your G-spot is a little patch of erectile tissue about halfway up your vagina. You can find it by laying on your back and putting a finger as far in as you can (it's on the front side if that makes since, closer to your stomach than your back, anterior vaginal wall) and slowly moving your finger down bit by bit stroking a little in each spot. Wherever you get the most intense feeling is your G-spot. It does not feel any different than the rest of your vagina.

**It may feel different when you're aroused.

yes it is...I read it in a book...and tried it on my girlfriend...and it was also,demonstrated on cathouse.hbo show...briand88...you pretty much are kinda saying what I said..just worded it differently...peace

No, we did not describe the same thing, and your book was wrong. I've been in a hell of a lot of anatomy classes, I read more than anyone on the planet, my family is all doctors, and I know my body very very well. You described a ball type thing at the top of your vagina about 6 to 8 inches in. This is your cervix, it does feel good when someone presses against your cervix, it is a very intense feeling often accompanied by some pain, especially when you first start out, but this is not your G-spot. Your Gspot is on the anterior wall of your vagina, the wall, not the top. The wall closest to your stomach, and only about halfway up. It is slightly more textured and ridgey when you are aroused and not so smooth as the rest of your vagina. You demonstrated on your girlfriend, not yourself, you have no G-spot. It may have worked a bit for her because if you are messing with her cervix you are inevitably putting pressure and friction on the G-spot since it is closer to the opening. Do not try to argue with me BOY, you can argue with Brian but I am a woman and I know my sh*t. Thankyou for not knowing your anatomy and trying to convince some poor girl that her cervix is her G-spot. Please get some other sources besides your one book. The primary purpose of the cervix, by the way, is to release things from the uterus like menses and children. The primary purpose of the G-spot is for sexual arousal which releases tensness in your pelvic muscles and allows the semen and sperm to travel more easily through your cervix and into your uterus. Good luck with life, find me a mass of sources for your evidence and I may concede but you will not be able to do so, so I suggest that you do. I don't need sources, I have a G-spot.

http://www.seasonsindia.com/marriage/oral_ecstasy_sea.htm
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/G-spot
http://www.bodynew.com/procs/vaginal/gspot/
http://www.bbc.co.uk/relationships/sex_and_sexual_health/enjsex_gspot.shtml
http://www.indianceleb.com/infopedia/medicine/g-spot-locating-woman-the-exact-location

Just to emphasize my point. I noticed that many of these sites say the "top side" of your vagina, perhaps you just misinterpreted top side for top, but it is not "a soft little like ball at the top of your vagina."

http://ezinearticles.com/?G-Spot---Techniques-To-Find-It-and-Please-Your-Partner&id=159077

Hope that no one listens to you because it would be very unfortunate for many girls.
Sincerely Ell