People have tried to locate the G-Spot, and the results are hilarious.
Check out the video below:
The video sees four women and six men trying their luck at identifying the erogenous area on a diagram - and the women were just as clueless as the men, tbh.
In a rather infuriating turn, the candidates pointed to everywhere but the G-Spot - including the bladder, rectum, vagina and even the ovary. Ouch.
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One woman in the video even noted: "I missed that part in class.”
As one frustrated commenter explained: “Some man trying to reach the ovaries looking for the G-Spot!”
“See y'all don't even know,” said another.
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“The amount of people pointing at the rectum is worrying me,” admitted another.
One man backed up the fellow guys in the video, writing: “If the women don’t know where their own G-Spot is, how the hell am I supposed to know?”
“Ladies, we’ve got no hope,” another woman lamented.
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“People randomly pointing places makes me sad... I mean... Tinder, never again…”
A different viewer noted: “Wow so many people have no idea about anatomy.”
“When the education system is a total failure,” another added.
The term ‘G-Spot’ was introduced by Dr. Beverly Whipple in the 1950s, after discovering that by implementing the ‘come here’ motion on the inside of the vagina produced a physical response in women which could have been the solution to women reaching orgasm during sex.
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However, despite plenty of trials and studies on the G-Spot since 2006, scientists have been unable to prove that the area exists.
Now, researchers reckon that the G-Spot is actually part of a wider erogenous zone called the CUV (clitourethrovaginal) complex, which consists of the clitoris, urethra and anterior vaginal wall.
The more you know!
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For an easy way to access the G-Spot during sex, read here.
Topics: Sex and Relationships, Real Life
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Gabriella Ferlita