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Ok, I have been doing my research for a while as I love to know as much about my body as possible but there are so many overlaps and scientific disagreements that I find it all confusing at times. Hopefully this thread will settle all of that so please contribute your knowledge.
What I know so far (please help to put in more info on these areas and clarify the names)
G spot:
Aka the Urethral sponge but some consider them separate. Stimulation can lead to ejaculation of fluid from the Skene's gland.
Urethral sponge:
Some literature say that this is the same as the Perineal sponge. This sounds impossible as the urethra is above the vaginal opening (in a woman lying down on her back), and the perineum is below (before the anal entrance).
Skene's gland:
Also known as the U spot, direct stimulation can lead to ejaculation.
Deep spot:
This can be in reference to the retrouterine pouch, but also the anterior fornix and the posterior fornix.
Anterior fornix zone:
Sometimes referred to as the second G spot, or A spot.
The I spot:
This I have only heard of a few times, the last time was on an online video by tantra teacher Jaiya and she uses this name to describe the anterior fornix.
How many different types of orgasms are there?
I am familiar with 2, clitoral and vaginal but some literature says there are more but without further clarification.
And Finally:
Through masturbation, what techniques do you use to stimulate the different areas? what areas can you reach? and how long does it take to reach orgasm?
Please help by adding your knowledge to this and finally settle my curiousities.
Ferox xxx
What I know so far (please help to put in more info on these areas and clarify the names)
G spot:
Aka the Urethral sponge but some consider them separate. Stimulation can lead to ejaculation of fluid from the Skene's gland.
Urethral sponge:
Some literature say that this is the same as the Perineal sponge. This sounds impossible as the urethra is above the vaginal opening (in a woman lying down on her back), and the perineum is below (before the anal entrance).
Skene's gland:
Also known as the U spot, direct stimulation can lead to ejaculation.
Deep spot:
This can be in reference to the retrouterine pouch, but also the anterior fornix and the posterior fornix.
Anterior fornix zone:
Sometimes referred to as the second G spot, or A spot.
The I spot:
This I have only heard of a few times, the last time was on an online video by tantra teacher Jaiya and she uses this name to describe the anterior fornix.
How many different types of orgasms are there?
I am familiar with 2, clitoral and vaginal but some literature says there are more but without further clarification.
And Finally:
Through masturbation, what techniques do you use to stimulate the different areas? what areas can you reach? and how long does it take to reach orgasm?
Please help by adding your knowledge to this and finally settle my curiousities.
Ferox xxx