Demystifying the G-Spot
November 8, 2009
Demystify the G-Spot
Discover the many Sensational Thunkspots
Thunkspots: Pressure sensitive spots
accessible inside a woman’s vagina when she is properly engorged.
It is widely publicized that the clitoris contains more than 8,000 pressure sensitive nerve endings. What people are now realizing is that the clitoris extends into much of the body’s pelvic area and can engorge 2-3 times its normal size.
The commercially-known G-spot is just one of the many sensational spots inside a woman’s vagina. The G-spot is simply the underneath side of the clitoris where it forks, becoming the clitoral legs or crura. The legs of the clitoris run adjacent to the urethral sponge. This area is the most prone to engorgement and is highly sensational, therefore, has drawn the most attention.
The vagina has no pressure-sensitive nerve endings, but there are pressure-sensitive nerve endings in the deeper tissue.
When the clitoris, internally and externally, is properly engorged, many sensational spots inside of a woman’s vagina emerge and can be discovered for pleasurable stimulation.
We call all of these sensitive spots Thunkspots.
So what is engorgement and what is the best way to create it? The clitoris and the whole of the genitals is just one of several areas in the human body composed of erectile tissue. Engorgement is when these erectile tissues fill with blood.
Stimulating the glans of the clitoris using a fingertip is the most effective and pleasurable way to create engorgement in a woman’s genitals, making the Thunkspots accessible. This creates the potential for intensely pleasurable sensation during intercourse or with manual penetration.
A fun way to experiment with engorgement is by doing your own sensual research: Next time you are stroking your own or your partner’s clitoris, gently insert the index finger of your opposite hand into the vagina – just up to the first knuckle – and simply feel. Resume stroking the clitoris, while continuing to feel the fingertip inside the vagina – notice the degree of engorgement during the interim. Do this several times, taking note of any changes, no matter how slight or subtle it may feel.
By creating more engorgement in a woman’s genitals, all of the sensual experiences you have with your partner or during a session will be much more enjoyable and pleasurable.
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Tantric Massage Video Excerpt
November 5, 2009
The following is a videoclip taken from the instructional video “Tantric Massage” by Kenneth Ray Stubbs. I particularly like the flowing movement of the masseurs style. Enjoy!
