“We’re done with the damn 'spot' and we’re sorry, again, that we ever brought it up.”— Elizabeth Kiefer, Cosmopolitan, cosmopolitan.com
“G-man and g-woman. Only thing missing is the G-spot.”— Glenn Gordon Caron, Dale Gelineau, David Addison Jr., Bruce Willis, imdb.com
“Perineum. This is the area between his scrotum and anal opening, which is on the opposite end of his prostate. This means that when you massage it gently, you can indirectly stimulate his G-Spot. Be careful though, your man might also be against crossing that line, so proceed slowly and read his rea…”— Fustany, fustany.com
“Yes, men have a G-Spot like women, some even call it the P-Spot, as in prostate. It is a gland inside his body located behind the testicles that can make his orgasm much more powerful when stimulated. But, because it is on the inside, it's not easy to reach. One way to do it would be through his ana…”— Fustany, fustany.com
“G-spot vibes are dildos with a curved shape that facilitate G spot stimulation. Most beginners have a hard time stimulating their G spot, so I wouldn't recommend these to start with.”— Domina Doll, sheknows.com
“For women, the best aphrodisiacs are words. The G-spot is in the ears. He who looks for it below there is wasting his time.”— Isabel Allende, amazon.com
“You can change things up when learning how to ride him to do Reverse Cowgirl. Your guy still lies on his back, but you turn around to face his feet. Your legs should be on either side of his hips. Hold onto the bed or his legs for support as you move up and down, in circles or back and forth. Archin…”— Sean Jameson, badgirlsbible.com
“The G-spot orgasm. It may take some mastering at first, but getting in touch with your G-spot could definitely transform your sex life. The best way to practice? Try good old doggy style, as featured in the picture above. It's the best position to hit the G-spot because your partner's penis is natur…”— Kristin Magaldi, bustle.com
“Don't ignore the opening of my vag. Yes, the clitoris and G-spot are good places to go, but there's a reason I find penetration sexy.”— cpsami, reddit.com
“You can use your fingers (with or without clitoral stimulation) to massage within the vagina itself. Some people greatly enjoy pressure just within the opening of the vagina, on the G-spot, or rather back to the A-spot (anterior fornix) which is the spot between your bladder and cervix.”— Katy Thorn, lelo.com
“Unlike you clitoris, [your g-spot] is located inside your vagina on the front wall. It feel slightly rough to touch, very much like the top of your palate in your mouth. There are a number of ways you can stimulate it. You can make a "come-hither" motion with your fingers to massage it or you can ho…”— Sean Jameson, yourtango.com
“Fingering is another great way to get off, in which you penetrate yourself using your fingers. You can do this using your own natural juices or by using lubes.”— Tiffany Grace Reyes, lovepanky.com
“Aim the toy's curve toward your navel when you insert it—the G-spot is a couple of inches inside the vagina, on the front wall.”— Diana Spechler, womenshealthmag.com
“To increase his excitement and visual stimulation—and intensify clitoral and G-spot stimulation for you—move on an oval track rather than straight up and down. Imagine you're circumscribing an oval with your body, with the downstroke at one end of the oval, the upstroke at the other. Lean forward sl…”— Susan Crain Bakos, redbookmag.com
“Try wetting your finger with her vaginal juices, then slowly easing it into her. You can move your hand in and out, or make a ‘come here’ motion that will stroke her G-spot. You can also use a finger to trace the folds of her labia, or use your hands to pull her labia further apart, or to stroke her…”— Vanessa Marin, bustle.com
“The butterfly position. With the woman on her back and her hips on the edge of the bed, the man penetrates her while standing. She then puts her legs over his shoulders and tilts her hips slightly upward. This gives a wonderful angle for cervical stimulation, with deep penetration that can produce s…”— Madeleine M. Castellanos, sheknows.com