The G spot is an area on the front wall of the vagina that feels amazing for some women when it's pressed. It isn't a magic button and not everyone loves it, but finding it is easy and well worth a try.
- How hard is it
- Medium
- Best for
- Deep, full orgasms
- Works
- Alone or together
- Even better with
- A curved toy
01Where the G spot is
It's about two inches inside, on the front wall, the side toward your belly. When you're aroused it swells and feels slightly rougher or spongier than the smooth walls around it.
Pressing there can feel like needing to pee at first. That's normal, and it usually turns into pleasure if you keep going.
02How to find it
-
1
Get very turned on
The area is far easier to find when you're aroused, so start with clit play.
-
2
Use lube
Slide one or two fingers inside, palm up.
-
3
Curl your fingers
Make a come here motion toward your belly button.
-
4
Press and rock
Use firm, steady pressure instead of rubbing. Add clit touch with your other hand.
03Ways to reach it
-
Fingers
A partner's fingers curled upward while their thumb or tongue is on your clit.
-
Curved toy
A toy with a curve or a bulb is shaped to press right there.
-
Positions
Reverse cowgirl, or missionary with a pillow under your hips.
04Make it stronger
- Combine it with clit touch. Most G spot orgasms are blended orgasms.
- Pee beforehand so the urge to go doesn't distract you.
- Breathe deeply and relax your pelvic muscles.
- Try it during oral, with fingers inside.
Where to go next
Trusted sources
