The female G-spot has been a delicate talking point for many years when the subject turns to female sexuality. Originally discovered by women intent on developing their own self-discovery skills, the g-spot was officially identified by Dr. Ernest Grafenberg, during the nineteen-forties.
It’s due to Doctor Grafenberg that we refer to this erogenous zone as the G-spot. The G-spot isn’t always that easy to find, which is why manufacturers have developed vibrators and sex toys for the sole purpose of stimulating the G-spot. The G-spot is located a couple of inches into the vagina, along with the front wall.…