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FrzKey on January 4th, 2010
Well the big rush of orgiastic festivities is done and a new year has dawned, I was still nursing my headache from the weekend when I saw this headline over at Jezebel: “Scientists Say “G-Spot” Doesn’t Actually Exist!” Good gods, talk about ruining the New Year let alone my Monday with a single sentence.
Being ever investigative (also known as being more curious than I am I wise) I went right off to the Times Online to investigate the testing methods that lead to this conclusion. They studied 1,800 women, good so far, all twins who should share a general physical structure so that if one has a G-Spot the other should as well, yup good there too – these women then filled out questionnaires, wait what? So to identify if an internal physical structure does or does not exist it’s definitive to just ask highly subjective people with different sexual experiences about it? So I can just say I don’t have an appendix? Cause I’ve never felt it it certainly doesn’t exist, right?
Sorry, but no, go back and give each of those 1,800 women extensive examinations with deep scanning technology and then get back to us. Ok? Thanks. Till then check out some of our awesome instructional videoson how to find and stimulate your own G-Spot.
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Silly rabbit, didn’t you know G-spots are for kids? Wait…that’s not right either.
I do agree with the need to take pressure off of everyone to HAVE to find their (or their partner’s) G-spot. However, that doesn’t negate its existance. I love when scientists decide to invalidate my own experiences. Always fun.
Thanks for posting about this!