G-spot Shot?

Hmm. I had not heard of it before. I certainly would not want to be one of the first women to try it! I don't want to inject a new product into my body, you know what I mean? I was on Depo for five years when the FDA said, "Oops, Depo isn't as safe as we thought," so I have been a bit squeamish since.

Not all women like G-spot stimulation, and doctors have not been able find G-spots in all women, so it sounds like it isn't for everyone.

yep. it's out there. All it is is a shot into your clitoris. I'm not sure what the shot contains though. It is supposed to make you more sensitive to touch. However, it doesn't work for some people at all. It kind of goes along the same line as a piercing. It may work and make it more sensitive, but if done incorrectly you could loose sensitivity. Also, I have a friend that had it done and she was telling me that the actual shot can hurt pretty nicely and you have to get the shot again every 6 months or so. She loves it though.

If your man can't stimulate the g'spot then he isnt' going to beable to when it's bigger either.

I wouldn't trust it at all.

heeeelllllll nnnnnnoooooooooo
child birth labor hurts enough why would i want that kind of pain.
let me guess a man invented it so they wouldnt have to work for it????

yeah when i read how it was done my eyes about fell out of my sockets it had to be a man. i say let them have a shot in the peen so they can hit our g-spot all the time

ha im not sure if anyone watched last seasons Nip/Tuck (love that show!) but a lady had that done and i guess (ofcourse its over dramatized) but afterward everything was gettin her off...anything that rub it just the slightest..lol can you imagine? but anyways just like any shot,medicine,or sugery theres always a downside.

oooohhhh baby that julien mcmahon is sooo hot I'd do almost anything for him ......except the g-spot shot that is
I loved him in charmed too mmmmhhmmm

oohhhh yeah he is . He is why I liked all the bad ones yyuuummmmyyy break me off a peice of him

The G-Spot
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.

Females ejaculate? Yes, they do. We’re talking about a gusher of fluid spurting out of her vagina as she comes. Actually, to be more accurate, the fluid comes squirting out of her urethra. Don’t let this gross you out, though; it’s not pee! Female cum is a clear, odorless liquid produced by a small organ called the “female prostate,” or urethral sponge, which is located between the urethra and vagina. The fluid it produces just happens to come out of the pee hole, but...so does guys’ semen, right?
While some women may experience ejaculation naturally in the course of intercourse or other sex play, most require some concentrated stimulation of the G-spot. Massaging the G-spot causes the urethral sponge to become engorged with fluid, which is then expelled during orgasm. And, as with an orgasm, ejaculation also requires the woman to “let go.” Before ejaculating, the woman will feel as though she is going to pee. However, it is nearly impossible for her to urinate while coming, because the muscular contractions of orgasm close off the bladder and prevent the passage of urine.
As she gets closer to coming, she will start to feel as though she has to urinate. That’s the cum beginning to flow into her urethra. In order for her ejaculate, she has to relax, let go, and push down and out with the same muscles she would use as if she were peeing. It may be hard to overcome the impulse to hold back, but you can reassure her, again, that if she is coming, she will not pee.

Instead, as she comes and pushes the fluid out, she should feel extra intense orgasmic pleasure, and you should be rewarded with a spurt of nectar that may range from gentle gush to a drenching spray.