baddominicana:

Earlier in this pregnancy, I filled out my “Initial Health History” form for prenatal and birth care. You know: check the box if you’ve experienced severe headaches, diabetes, all sorts of things. After the usual “Emotional abuse,” “Physical abuse,” “Sexual abuse,” I got to this very interesting item: ”ANY unwanted/undesired physical or sexual contact.”

read the link. so spot on.

This is humorous and all, I laughed, and maybe I’m reading into it too deeply (who cares?), but…

“However, Dr Tim Spector, from St Thomas’ Hospital in London, told New Scientist that the thicker tissue might actually be part of the clitoris - another extremely sensitive area.”

I was linked to that article from Wikipedia.

If this hypothesis is true, then the g-spot isn’t technically it’s own erogenous zone. It’s part of the clitoris. And honestly? That makes SO MUCH SENSE.

Of course there’s a sweet spot. It’s stupid to deny THAT. But it being part of the clitoris makes a lot more sense to me than it being it’s own little spot.