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"Hearst Magazines and Yahoo may earn commission or revenue on some items through these links." You may have heard of the G-spot (which, by the way, is probably just a fun name for the internal ...

You might get a range of answers if you ask, “Where is the G-spot?” Most people have heard of it, of course, and maybe even know that the area—located in the upper vaginal wall—can produce pleasure ...

Like many issues related to health and sexuality, myths about the G-spot — the erogenous zone supposedly inside the vagina that can help a person achieve a particular kind of orgasm— are astoundingly ...

Is the G-spot real? Source: Alexander Krivitski/Unsplash One thing I get asked all the time by my students, as well as by my Instagram followers, is to explain the difference between a “clitoral ...

It can sometimes feel like the biology of your vulva is playing hard to get with pleasure. A prime example: the coveted G-spot, that belly-side portion of your vaginal wall known to feel super good ...