Her G-Spot Feels G-O-N-E

Female is used to having a multiple orgasms via G-spot stimulation. Now, with new, wider, longer boyfriend, she finds she cannot have a G-spot orgasm at all! What happened to her wondrous ability, and what can be done to restore it?

Case #: 1368

Concern：

I used to orgasm via my G-spot with my previous boyfriend. He would make me orgasm multiple times actually. But with my new boyfriend, I can only experience a clitoral orgasm. My current boyfriend has different techniques, but they still stimulate me plenty. And his size is larger and wider than my previous boyfriend. Now I fear that my G-spot is simply dead. What do you know about this topic?

Discussion：

As a matter of fact, I happen to know quite a lot about the G-Spot and the surrounding research, ideas, and issues therein. I find the topic rather fascinating, so I hope I’ll be able to assist you with your problem.

Myth or Reality?

As you may know, some scientists don’t believe that the G-Spot exists at all, or otherwise believe that it’s not truly what it’s reported to be: a bundle of nerves extending from the clitoris that have a unique action on the Skene’s glands or urethral sponge. I suppose your personal experience suggests otherwise. However, for those who have experienced a G-Spot orgasm, like yourself, there is a substantial body of evidence, enough to be able to set you in the right direction for your issue

Too Hard on the Ol’ Girl

There are three possibilities at work here. The first is that the interior of your vagina has changed, whether through extreme sexual handling, through vibrator usage, through childbirth, or from a change in hormones. The idea here is that scar tissue has developed over your G-Spot and has thereby deadened the stimulation you feel, or felt. This can easily be fixed, you simply have to encourage your body to remove the buildup of scar tissue from your genital area and you will again be able to fully enjoy your G-Spot action

Must Have Blood...

The second possibility has to do with proper blood flow to your G-Spot. In the past, were you able to physically feel your G-Spot, say, with your or your partner’s fingers? Are you still able to? If you can’t feel it, and you used to be able to, the problem probably lies in a deficiency of blood to the area. The G-Spot must engorge with blood to become sensitive to titillation. Even if you didn’t physically feel the presence of your G-Spot before, it’s possible that blood flow has been decreased, resulting in lessening of sensation.

Not One Size Fits All

The third issue has to do with the angle of entry. Try manipulating your G-Spot with another implement, such as your fingers. Is the sensation restored? If so, it sounds like your boyfriend just isn’t hitting the right spot. Just because he’s long and wide, it doesn’t mean he’ll naturally hit you just right. Actually, it’s likely that a longer, wider penis is less likely to push your button, simply due to the location of the G-Spot. Because it’s located so low on the front wall of your vagina, a man with a shorter, curved penis would have a higher probability of impact than a man who fills you completely.

Decisions, Decisions

So where do you go from here? Well, because two of the potential issues have to deal with scar tissue and blood flow, I’d recommend beginning an herbal supplement that’s designed to increase circulation in the genital area, as well as reincorporate any scar tissue, and encourage the production of more nerve endings. (TRY: Natural Formula for G-Spot Restoration & Repair) This formula will give you positive results whether your issue lies within theory number one, or theory number two.

As far as theory number three is concerned, I’d recommend investigating sexual positions that are designed for males with longer members to be able to stimulate the female G-Spot. Each man should probably learn his own best technique, in my opinion. However, I’m sure this formula will have your orgasms redoubled in no time. Best of luck!

What to do

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