Where is the G Spot

Where is the G Spot?

You can locate the G-spot by using your fingers to explore the vaginal walls.

Mostly they feel soft, smooth and pillowy. On the front wall, the wall closer to the front of the body (on the same side as the belly), you can feel a wrinkly or bumpy area, like the seam where the satiny pillow was sewn together.

There’s no need to deep-sea dive — this tissue is just inside the vaginal opening, about an inch and a half in. When aroused, that’s the area that will swell to somewhere between pistachio and walnut size, and, for many people, becomes a place of intense sexual pleasure.

To begin your explorations, adopt one of the positions that make reaching your G-spot easier. Also, if you start when you’re already turned on, the swelling makes the spot that much easier to find, and being turned on makes it a lot more fun!

For more detailed instruction on finding your G-spot, check out How To Find Your Own G-spot, or How to Find Your Partner's G-spot.