G-Spot (Grafenberg Spot)

From Encyclopedia of Sex and Sexuality

Some sex therapists claim there is a spot in a woman’s body— about two inches inside and on the upper side of the vagina, between the pubic bone and the cervix—that, if sufficiently stimulated by a finger or some other means of rubbing, will bring on a very intense orgasm and secretion equivalent to ejaculation from that point. This spot was first identified by the German gynecologist, Ernest Grafenberg. At present, there is no scientific research or consensus supporting this, but writers have noted that different areas of the vagina may be intensely erotic for different women and that urinary secretions, perhaps mistaken for “ejaculate,” occasionally accompany orgasmic responses in some women. Certainly, women should not feel that they are inadequate or have a physiological problem because they cannot find such a location in their vaginas.