Scientists claim to have proved the "G-spot" doesn't exist

http://www.dailymail.co.uk/femail/article-1240227/What-anti-climax-After-60-years-scientists-claim-proved-G-spot-doesnt-exist.html

For decades, hapless men have been fumbling around in bed for their partner's G-spot: the elusive erogenous zone said to send women into a sexual frenzy.

Now a huge British study has found they may have been searching in vain.

Researchers have found there is no evidence whatsoever for the existence of the pleasure point - and that it may not exist outside the minds of women influenced by magazines and sex therapists.

All that the myth of the G-spot has done is make men and women feel inadequate about their sex lives.

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Alrightythen...

And they pray their wives will believe them.

Poor GSlob. He'll never charm a hapless ingénue in to look at his etchings again.

The methodology is a scream...

In the study, 1,804 women aged between 23 and 83 filled in questionnaires. All were pairs of identical or non-identical twins. While identical twins share all their genes, non-identical ones only share half.

If a G-spot did exist, it would be expected that both identical twins would report having one. But in cases where one twin reported having the erogenous zone, the scientists found that no pattern emerged of the other one having the spot.

In fact, identical twins were no more likely to share a G-spot than non-identical twins.

Some 56 per cent of women said they had a G-spot, but they tended to be younger and more sexually active.

Experts claimed the study vindicated their long-standing doubts over the existence of the pleasure zone.

Gedis Grudzinskas, consultant gynaecologist at London Bridge Hospital, said: 'I think this study proves the difference between popular science and biological or anatomical science.'

The idea of the G-spot was popularised by sexologist Professor Beverly Whipple of Rutgers University in New Jersey in 1981.

It was named in honour of German gynaecologist Ernst Grafenberg (umlaut on a) who claimed to have discovered the erogenous zone in 1950.

Professor Whipple says she found G-spots in a study of 400 women, and described the new British study as 'flawed'.

She said the study did not look at lesbians or bisexual women - and failed to take into account the effect of different sexual techniques and the prowess of different men.

She said: 'The biggest problem with the findings is that twins don't generally have the same sexual partner.'

Or perhaps not even a moan.

Here it is:

Here it is:

BINGO!!!

Here it is:

BINGO!!!

Do you have to be so loud?

Nowthey tell us?

This thread on FR would be a real "hoot"

This thread on FR would be a real "hoot"

Chuckle, ain't too bad here at DC!

Here it is:

BINGO!!!

Do you have to be so loud?

Any guy who thinks that wallet is really a woman's G-spot certainly doesn't have to be loud in order to drown out his partner's screams of ecstasy now does he?

Besides, guys need to understand, that is not a replacement for his the lack prowess in bed; it's the consolation prize....

...she says as she quickly walks away, ducking her head...

...she says as she quickly walks away, ducking her head...

Head ducking is part of what the study omitted.

...she says as she quickly walks away, ducking her head...

Head ducking is part of what the study omitted.

Tru dat!

...she says as she quickly walks away, ducking her head...

Head ducking is part of what the study omitted.

Tru dat!

bada bing?

...she says as she quickly walks away, ducking her head...

Head ducking is part of what the study omitted.

Well, that's one way to look at the problem, though some would still say 'put your money where your mouth is.'

...she says as she quickly walks away, ducking her head...

Head ducking is part of what the study omitted.

Well, that's one way to look at the problem, though some would still say 'put your money where your mouth is.'

Strippers?

...she says as she quickly walks away, ducking her head...

Head ducking is part of what the study omitted.

Well, that's one way to look at the problem, though some would still say 'put your money where your mouth is.'

... and the term "hard cash" acquires new currency.

...she says as she quickly walks away, ducking her head...

Head ducking is part of what the study omitted.

Well, that's one way to look at the problem, though some would still say 'put your money where your mouth is.'

Strippers?

Ax xcamel. He's the expert on these matters.

Not moi... I've been married 25 years..

(Youth is just sooo wasted on the young...)

The methodology is a scream...

[snip]
Some 56 per cent of women said they had a G-spot, but they tended to be younger and more sexually active.

Experts claimed the study vindicated their long-standing doubts over the existence of the pleasure zone.

So... "Over half of women knew they had one, therefore it doesn't exist"?

The methodology is a scream...

[snip]
Some 56 per cent of women said they had a G-spot, but they tended to be younger and more sexually active.

Experts claimed the study vindicated their long-standing doubts over the existence of the pleasure zone.

So... "Over half of women knew they had one, therefore it doesn't exist"?

Well, they were young and oversexed.

The methodology is a scream...

[snip]
Some 56 per cent of women said they had a G-spot, but they tended to be younger and more sexually active.
Experts claimed the study vindicated their long-standing doubts over the existence of the pleasure zone.

So... "Over half of women knew they had one, therefore it doesn't exist"?

Well, they were young and oversexed.

They say that like it's a bad thing.

So if there's no G-spot, what *have* I been stimulating with great results all these years?

So if there's no G-spot, what *have* I been stimulating with great results all these years?

That was my question - disregarding all the sarcasm from the peanut gallery...

So if there's no G-spot, what *have* I been stimulating with great results all these years?

You ego.


I kid, I kid.