According to statistics, 70% of women cannot reach orgasm every time they have sex, and 12% of women have never reached orgasm. Moreover, as age increases, physiological functions decline, and the ability to reach orgasm also declines. Appetite and sexual desire are two instinctive desires of human beings. Sex without orgasm is like food without taste, tasteless and dull. After the incident, the heart is always itchy, and it feels that something is missing in life.
In the process of sex, it is necessary to find her sexual sensitive points in order to make her partner reach orgasm faster. Perhaps many times we have heard of the G-spot, and in addition to the G-spot, the girl's body actually hides the A-spot, C-spot, U-spot, K-spot and other love switches, but where are these points? In this article, we will give you a detailed introduction to the specific locations of female sensitive points.
What is the G-spot?
The original name of the G-spot is Gräfenberg spot. In 1950, German obstetrician and gynecologist Ernst Gräfenberg published a study on "The Role of the Urethra in Female Sexual Intercourse" and mentioned a sexual excitement area that is easiest to touch with fingers. Later generations called that area the G-spot, and G was named after his last name - Gräfenberg.
Where is the G-spot?
The G-spot of most girls is located on the upper wall about 3-5 cm after the entrance of the vagina. There will be a small area formed by the gathering of skin wrinkles. That is the G-spot. After sexual excitement, it will become swollen and easier to touch.
Gräfenberg mentioned in the study that the area is an extension of the clitoris, and the nerve plexus is more dense, so the comfort level will be more comfortable than clitoral stimulation.
Later studies showed that the tissue near the G-spot is similar to the male prostate, but girls do not have Y chromosomes, so they will not grow a prostate (prostate) that only men have; however, for girls, stimulating the G-spot area will achieve a similar feeling to prostate sexual intercourse.
C-spot: clitoris, which is covered with more than 8,000 nerve endings. Girls can easily get pleasure from C-spot.
U-spot: urethral clitoris, located at the entrance of the front wall of the vagina. (G-spot clitoris is basically accompanied by U-spot clitoris, because the location is very close and the nerves are connected to each other). U-spot stimulation will make you want to urinate. When U-spot stimulation is combined with clitoris stimulation, it will achieve better results. When U-spot is stimulated, you will want to go to the toilet. If you hold it in, you can feel the feeling of squirting, which is similar to a woman's internal orgasm and a man's ejaculation. This is the achievement that men dream of.
A-spot: The feeling of cervical clitoris is not as strong as G-spot and A-spot, but it is a soothing feeling like massaging the shoulders and neck. Many girls like it very much. However, A-spot is about 12 cm inside the vagina (it varies from person to person), so it needs something longer to enter to reach it. It can be stimulated directly or by rubbing the vaginal wall. During sex, try sitting on the edge of the bed and letting your partner enter from behind. This position is more likely to increase the stimulation and friction of the A-spot. It can make women enjoy sexual orgasms more perfectly. Remember not to use force, the A-spot is very soft.
K-spot: Other sensitive areas in the vagina that do not have a fixed position, which vary from person to person. There can be many K-spots, and you need to find them yourself. For example, some people's K-spots are on the lower wall after entering the vagina instead of the upper wall.