I do not freaking believe it – another G-spot article from some sexpert that has his head up his ass. DR THOMAS STUTTAFORD writes in the August 26th 2006 edition of the Times Online:
“According to the latest research, so-called female ejaculation is in fact spurting incontinence. Many women are frequently minimally incontinent either at penetration or during orgasm. The constitution of the so-called ejaculate has been carefully analysed as to the proportion that could be uriniferous, and that that could have come from the paraurethral glands and has some similarities to prostatic fluid.”
With all due respect, the good Doctor needs to get his fingers wet and do some G-spot manipulation to find what is really going on down there – rather than playing with cadavers to find out about what makes a woman cum.
Further on in the article he states:
“Many writers of sex books suggest that the G-spot is a small, hyper-sensitive area of the vagina about three quarters of the way up the anterior (towards the front) vaginal wall.
Anatomists have studied the anterior vaginal wall with great care, including microscopic studies. These have not shown that any patch of the wall is especially well supplied with nerve endings.”
HA HA! You have to be friekin kidding me! This guy has never found the G-spot? He’s a Doctor? We can safely add Dr. Stuttaford to the list of sexperts that have never found a lady’s G-spot never mind the fact that even if they did find it, they would have absolutely no idea what to do to it.
This drives me crazy – in this high tech world we live in, we have Doctors that talk about carving up cadavers, looking for evidence of a G-spot, when all the evidence they need is in front of them in the form of their lover. Take her out for a romantic dinner, after dinner, snuggle up to her and go exploring. Trust me, you will find the G-spot that you could not find slashing away at a cadaver.
I think I will send this doctor a copy of the G-gasm Method.
