Last night, my boyfriend and I tried so
hard to give me a g-spot orgasm. I've
never had one before (i have had plenty of
clitoral), so I wasn't sure what to
expect. It felt incredibly intense, and
after about 10 minutes, my entire body was
shaking violently. It was really hard to
stand, it was so intense. We kept it up,
and no orgasm. I was wondering if we
were doing something wrong, or if I was
close? Any advice would be great, thank
you so much.
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KmC
New User, Becoming EHEALTHy
Joined: 21 Mar 2005 Posts: 23 Location: WORK
Posted: 03-23-05 14:24pm
Don't try to have one, your body will do
it on its own . If you keep thinking
about it while your having sex, its not
gonna happen.
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Missy21
New User, Becoming EHEALTHy
Joined: 18 Jan 2005 Posts: 15
Posted: 03-23-05 15:18pm
I understand that, and I was able to relax
my mind, and not think about it, but it
still didn't happen.
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Justin_Toronto
Experienced User , Rather EHEALTHy
Joined: 28 Jan 2005 Posts: 418 Location: Toronto, ON
Posted: 03-23-05 16:13pm
Usually when you feel an 'akward'
feeling.. (usually a feeling like you
have to urinate) many girls surpress that
and never get their g-spot orgasm. If
and when you have that weird feeling, go
with it.. Encourage it. It will subside
in around 30 seconds and your climax is
right around the corner....... If you're
capable of achieving a g-spot orgasm.
Not all women are.
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Missy21
New User, Becoming EHEALTHy
Joined: 18 Jan 2005 Posts: 15
Posted: 03-24-05 02:33am
Thank you! Finally a helpful reply! I
was kind of supressing the feeling, but I
will try not to. Is shaking a good sign?
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Justin_Toronto
Experienced User , Rather EHEALTHy
Joined: 28 Jan 2005 Posts: 418 Location: Toronto, ON
Posted: 03-24-05 09:56am
missy21
wrote:
thank you! Finally a
helpful reply! I was kind of supressing
the feeling, but I will try not to. Is
shaking a good
sign?
you bet it is... :) expect a huge
shudder when you do finally orgasm. Once
your boyfriend learns how to do this, he
can learn how to take things to the next
level. Multiple orgasms, butterfly
orgasms, or see-saw orgasms (which girls
seem to love the most).
Have fun, and be safe!
Justin
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Missy21
New User, Becoming EHEALTHy
Joined: 18 Jan 2005 Posts: 15
Posted: 03-24-05 14:10pm
Excellent...Thanks so much bud. I have
no idea what a butterfly orgasm, or a see
saw orgasm is...Though I am very
intrigued! Thanks again...
Courtney
p.S. Of course we're safe.
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Granps
Experienced User , Rather EHEALTHy
Joined: 12 Nov 2004 Posts: 225 Location: Arlington, TX
G-spot Question Posted: 03-24-05 22:23pm
Missey21
we have both ends of the spectrum here -
couples who devote the entire weekend
trying to find the elusive g spot; then we
have females who are all upset because
they think they pee'd the bed during sex,
and are so embarrassed they are reluctant
to get into sex again for fear they flood
the bedroom!
Anatomically, the g spot cannot be found
as such; it is believed to be a small
spongy pad that wraps around the urethra.
If that pad is stimulated through the
vaginal wall during sexual arousal, it can
be very exciting.
The g spot is a small area, (about 1 inch
diameter) inside the vagina, up about an
inch and half to two inches. Appropriate
stimulation will cause the female to take
a deep breath and push down real hard.
Most women describe the sensation as
feeling they want to urinate - they have a
powerful urge to "bear down", same
sensation of pushing when delivering a
baby. They take a deep breath, hold it
and push right down to their bottom.
During g spot orgasm, a large amount of
fluid may suddenly gush out through the
urethra. It is difficult to estimate how
much fluid is expelled. I have heard
amounts ranging from one cup to 2 quarts.
The g spot fluid is colourless, (urine is
yellow), it smells sweet like clover,
(urine smells like urine), it does not
stain the mattress, (urine certainly
does).
Every woman who has experienced g spot
orgasm has a different way of getting
there. But there is a common thread
through their stories. Usually it happens
when:
- she is in a high trust relationship
where she does not worry what she looks
like, sounds like or smells like; she is
confident.
- she is very, very sexually aroused. She
has possibly had one or more orgasms just
prior to reaching g spot orgasm.
- she reaches a certain point and she just
has to push down.
- she can feel the fluid spurting out and
it feels wonderful.
- after that orgasm, women will tell you
they feel completely depleted, they can
hardly walk to the bathroom.
- it the best sex possible.
Some women say they have easy g spot
orgasms with one partner and unable to get
there with another. Some women are able
to stimulate themselves to g spot orgasms,
others just can't.
Some women get tired of having a
perpetually wet bed, so they take a green
garbage bag, cut up one side and across
the top. Open it up, then take a
flannelette sheet or big beach towel, pin
it to all four corners of the garbage bag.
Then roll this up lengthwise and put it
just under her side of the bed, within
easy reach. Then if she decided that
"tonight's the night, ain't nobody gonna
stop me now", she reaches under the bed,
rolls the sheet/bag under her hips. Her
partner knows what that means, and away
they go.
Take the pressure off yourself. Some
females ejaculate on a regular basis, some
can make it happen, for others it is an
amazing accident, and some women just do
not ejaculate. But sex is pleasurable and
enjoyable and satisfying if you do or
don't hit that elusive g spot.
If you want more information, check out
the good vibrations guide to the g spot by
cathy winks, published by down there
press. We also recommend understanding
the g spot by donald hicks.
If you are curious about the chemical make
up of g spot fluid as compared to urine,
do get the pocketbook the g spot by ladas,
whipple and perry, published by dell
pocketbooks.
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