Thank you, but I'm just curious, what do you think of the male g-spot? I'm wondering how you can induce an orgasm in a man without penile stumulation whatsoever.
I realize that you are confused by some of my wording. What Im asking is, why is it that it is possible to achieve an orgasm through the prostate if the anatomical structure does not allow it. It's like saying that it is impossible to freeze water and then being able to turn around and do it.
(excuse me, I dont speak English, I use a program for translate)
For female prostate, please read Grafenberg's article (him writes of female urethral masturbation..., i.e. "urethral" orgasm..., it is whole urethral mucosae with erogenous receptor and sensibility...).
For male prostrate, a secretion or a ejaculation is not = orgasm... the pleasure with fingers in anus is caused by stimulation of anus and rectal mucosae... besides, in both sex, psychic factors are very important...
@betterthanbarker: That's what I'm saying. Males are able to induce orgasm via anal stimulation and prostate stimulation (Supposedly) and some males are able to get erect by merely fondling with the anus and prostate. I'm quite skeptical of this.
I really don't have an opinion, but what are people talking about when they say that they have an intense orgasm when they are stimulated in that specific place?
I am happy for women that have a "intense orgasm ...", but vaginal and g-spot orgasm are not correct terms from scientific viewpoint and all women can have orgasm with fingers in vagina/anus with simultaneous stimulation of clitoris and the majority of women have not vaginal/G orgasm, for this is important that making sex or making love must to mean orgasm in both partners, always, with or without vaginal intercourse. Please, certainties for all women, see all my video and comments.
International Society for the Study of Women's Sexual Health Congress, Annual Meeting, 2009 Feb 14, at the end of debate on G-spot: Dr Jannini vs Dr Vardi (see the program of the congress in website of isswsh) sexual medicine experts have voted against existence of G-spot (also G-spot amplification is a swindle) All women have the right to orgasms always: orgasms in both partners with or without a vaginal intercourse: Please see my other videos and Masters-Johnson's textbook
but I hear a lot of people talking about the g-spot and if it's real or not..
The only thing that I see repeated is there isn't any scientific data about it..
I only have one thing to say..
Do you have scientific data or proof that it does NOT exist??
Well if you don't then by your own standards you can't be sure it doesn't or for that matter say it doesn't or hold any argument until proven scientifically that it in truth does not exist..
How about this, why just not worry about it and just be glad you can please your partner.. I am married to a woman that had a total hysterectomy as well as had her ovaries removed. but according to her she feels some kind of climax and is happy with sex and you know what, I never question it.. Scientifically sex should be near impossible for her but we have a full sexual relationship and are happy with each other..
Please, see all my videos e comments!... know you how many woman cannot to have an orgasm (vaginal, g-spot, clitoral)?... For you, all women have not the right to sexual pleasure? Female orgasm (clitoral, vaginal, g-spot orgasm: they are incorrect terms! See Masters-Johnsons textbook) it's caused by female erectile organs (clitoris, vestibular bulbs, labia minora etc...): Please All Women have the right to orgasms Always! G-spot doesn't exist, it is a business, g-spot augmentation is a swindle
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At least through my experience I can tell you that clit ejaculation is clear and transparent, G-spot ejaculation is thick and white, kind of similar to a man's sperm but less of course.
Yes, you have two different sensations and I happy for you, but female ejaculation is only a secretion of urethral glands! Vaginal orgasm is a wrong term from scientific point of view: say you how many woman cannot to have orgasm?... Please: for you what is the G-spot? Have you read grafenbergs article?... sexologists should spread certainties for women not hypotheses! Orgasm is a normal function of all women! g-spot is a business (swindle!) of opportunist sexologists (see g-spot augmentation)
G-spot amplification: See in OBSTETRICS-GYNECOLOGY Sept 2007 V-110. American College Obstetricians Gynecologists. So-called vaginal rejuvenation, revirgination, G-spot amplification etc: These procedures, offered by some practitioners, are not medically indicated, this medical nomenclature is not used. Women should be informed about the lack of data supporting the efficacy of these procedures and their potential complications: infection, altered sensation, adhesions, scarring, dyspareunia, etc
are you saying that the use of the words "vaginal orgasm" is incorrect? because what I am understanding from this information is the fact that the use of the words are incorrect.
Yes, vaginal orgasm is incorrect term: it is only an hypothesis of Freud (as all sexologists know, see Masters & Johnson, Dickinson books). Sexologist (and opportunist people) dont study the sexual anatomy on specialist textbooks (vaginal orgasm, G-spot, bulbs of clitoris, clitoris-urethrovaginal complex, urethrovaginal space, periurethral glans, they are not scientific terms and used in anatomy). FEMALE ORGASM is possible always because all women have the clitoris and other erectile organs
I agree with you, all orgasm is clitoral, but think you are over generalizing when you say certain terms where put into existance by opportunist sexologists. For example, "clitoral bulb" was first used by the Federation of Feminist Women's Health Centers as a way to re-educate men and women that the source of a woman's orgasm is her clitoris. They say clearly this is their intention. They weren't sexologists or opportunists, not to say that others who followed weren't. Important Herstory!
clitoral bulb is term invented by Dr OConnell in 1998, it is divulged by mass-media and sexologists but it is not corroborated by embryological and anatomical evidences, it is only a proposal: why only in sexology proposal and hypothesis without any scientific basis are immediately scientific reality?... Sexologists (and opportunist people) dont study the sexual anatomy on specialist textbooks! Sexologists in sex education should spread certainties for all women not hypotheses!
Dr. O'Conner is getting credit for many things she herself did not originate. Clitoral bulb originated from the FFWHC in the late 70's, published in "New View of a Woman's Body" in 1981. They were feminist medical professionals with one agenda - help women to know their bodies and obtain proper medical care through this knowledge - not opportunistic sexologists. This is important for you to know to clarify your arguments.
well this is all very interesting, and i agree that its important to help women understand there bodies, i guess just learning or teaching the right terms and using them correctly is important too, to my understanding with all of this at least. i just don't think its very nice to tell women that the pleasure that they are getting, how ever they call it, isn't real just because people are using the wrong terms.
Beverly Whipple (whit Ladas and Perry they have invented G-spot 30 years ago) was also at the EFS congress 2008 she didn't answer to questions at the end of her report: how many women in percentage have the G-spot? Has the female prostate (paraurethral ducts and intraurethral gland all women likely have!) an anatomical structure that can cause an orgasm? Why Whipple have not answered?... Area know as G-spot is only a space with minor resistance! See Pawlick triangle in anterior vaginal wall...
that was from 1950 over 58 years ago. Americans at that time were conservative. they barely talked about sex and when they did they degraded the act of it to their children. We're talking about the same generation that said frequent mastrbation will make you go blind. Gyno. exams had just started to be applied onto womens needs and most women hardly ever lift the home. So, do you honestly want to make us believe there is no G-Spot.
Yes there is no G-Spot, G-spot is an "invention" without scientific data (and a business) and sexologists have accepted this hypothesis without reading Grafenberg's article. Beverly Whipple was at the European congress in Rome, 2008 April, (see also other video on you tube because she and WAS President were present): she didn't answer to 2 questions at the end of her report: how many women, in percentage, have the G-spot? Has the female prostate an anatomical structure that can cause an orgasm?
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If you want statistics: Shere Hite's research showed that about 30% of women orgasm regularly via coitus alone (Hite's research was biased though, she wa an anti-penetration feminist). Later studies from various countries showed anything from 20% to 60% of women who can orgasm regularly from penetration alone.
Have you read books of Hite and Masters-Johnson?... Orgasm is possible in every woman because it's caused by the female erectile organs, vagina is a reproductive organ with little sensitivity... "20% to 60% of women...": sorry, but for me it is important to know sexual anatomy and physiology! All women can achieve orgasm every time they make sex: all women have the clitoris and you can stimulate it during the vaginal/anal sex: please, certainties for all women not hypotheses for few women!
Jannini himself participated to congress and to questions on the incorrect term "vaginal orgasm", on the his incorrect definition of the G-spot Jannini gave not scientific answers and for the possible increase of thickness that he would found, he answered to question by saying that he didn't considered muscle fibers in urethral and vaginal wall could be more "trained" in women having orgasms: it's not true that the G-spot has been photographed, how many journalists read full text of his article?
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NewSexology 2 months ago in playlist Uploaded videos
NewSexology are you a female that has never experienced this? I'm just curious.
jeangenie43 1 year ago
Thank you, but I'm just curious, what do you think of the male g-spot? I'm wondering how you can induce an orgasm in a man without penile stumulation whatsoever.
betterthanbarker 2 years ago
Male G-spot: why G?...
However, female and male G-spot are only a business
NewSexology 2 years ago 8
I don't know why they call it that, but when you stimulate the prostate, for some reason it can induce an orgasm.
betterthanbarker 2 years ago
Female and male prostate dont have an anatomical structure that can cause an orgasm: please, certainties scientific, no hypothesis!
NewSexology 2 years ago 9
I realize that you are confused by some of my wording. What Im asking is, why is it that it is possible to achieve an orgasm through the prostate if the anatomical structure does not allow it. It's like saying that it is impossible to freeze water and then being able to turn around and do it.
betterthanbarker 2 years ago
(excuse me, I dont speak English, I use a program for translate)
For female prostate, please read Grafenberg's article (him writes of female urethral masturbation..., i.e. "urethral" orgasm..., it is whole urethral mucosae with erogenous receptor and sensibility...).
For male prostrate, a secretion or a ejaculation is not = orgasm... the pleasure with fingers in anus is caused by stimulation of anus and rectal mucosae... besides, in both sex, psychic factors are very important...
NewSexology 2 years ago 3
@betterthanbarker: That's what I'm saying. Males are able to induce orgasm via anal stimulation and prostate stimulation (Supposedly) and some males are able to get erect by merely fondling with the anus and prostate. I'm quite skeptical of this.
FutureDoctor1994 1 year ago
I really don't have an opinion, but what are people talking about when they say that they have an intense orgasm when they are stimulated in that specific place?
betterthanbarker 2 years ago
I am happy for women that have a "intense orgasm ...", but vaginal and g-spot orgasm are not correct terms from scientific viewpoint and all women can have orgasm with fingers in vagina/anus with simultaneous stimulation of clitoris and the majority of women have not vaginal/G orgasm, for this is important that making sex or making love must to mean orgasm in both partners, always, with or without vaginal intercourse. Please, certainties for all women, see all my video and comments.
NewSexology 2 years ago
International Society for the Study of Women's Sexual Health Congress, Annual Meeting, 2009 Feb 14, at the end of debate on G-spot: Dr Jannini vs Dr Vardi (see the program of the congress in website of isswsh) sexual medicine experts have voted against existence of G-spot (also G-spot amplification is a swindle) All women have the right to orgasms always: orgasms in both partners with or without a vaginal intercourse: Please see my other videos and Masters-Johnson's textbook
NewSexology 3 years ago
I really don't want to get mixed up in this..
but I hear a lot of people talking about the g-spot and if it's real or not..
The only thing that I see repeated is there isn't any scientific data about it..
I only have one thing to say..
Do you have scientific data or proof that it does NOT exist??
Well if you don't then by your own standards you can't be sure it doesn't or for that matter say it doesn't or hold any argument until proven scientifically that it in truth does not exist..
orangie84 3 years ago
How about this, why just not worry about it and just be glad you can please your partner.. I am married to a woman that had a total hysterectomy as well as had her ovaries removed. but according to her she feels some kind of climax and is happy with sex and you know what, I never question it.. Scientifically sex should be near impossible for her but we have a full sexual relationship and are happy with each other..
orangie84 3 years ago
Good picture in sex education this should be view in school and college and add to their lesson
chandrapal11 3 years ago 2
Please, see all my videos e comments!... know you how many woman cannot to have an orgasm (vaginal, g-spot, clitoral)?... For you, all women have not the right to sexual pleasure? Female orgasm (clitoral, vaginal, g-spot orgasm: they are incorrect terms! See Masters-Johnsons textbook) it's caused by female erectile organs (clitoris, vestibular bulbs, labia minora etc...): Please All Women have the right to orgasms Always! G-spot doesn't exist, it is a business, g-spot augmentation is a swindle
NewSexology 3 years ago
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At least through my experience I can tell you that clit ejaculation is clear and transparent, G-spot ejaculation is thick and white, kind of similar to a man's sperm but less of course.
aromadti 3 years ago
Yes, you have two different sensations and I happy for you, but female ejaculation is only a secretion of urethral glands! Vaginal orgasm is a wrong term from scientific point of view: say you how many woman cannot to have orgasm?... Please: for you what is the G-spot? Have you read grafenbergs article?... sexologists should spread certainties for women not hypotheses! Orgasm is a normal function of all women! g-spot is a business (swindle!) of opportunist sexologists (see g-spot augmentation)
NewSexology 3 years ago
G-spot amplification: See in OBSTETRICS-GYNECOLOGY Sept 2007 V-110. American College Obstetricians Gynecologists. So-called vaginal rejuvenation, revirgination, G-spot amplification etc: These procedures, offered by some practitioners, are not medically indicated, this medical nomenclature is not used. Women should be informed about the lack of data supporting the efficacy of these procedures and their potential complications: infection, altered sensation, adhesions, scarring, dyspareunia, etc
NewSexology 3 years ago
are you saying that the use of the words "vaginal orgasm" is incorrect? because what I am understanding from this information is the fact that the use of the words are incorrect.
Chulachulafaraway 3 years ago
Yes, vaginal orgasm is incorrect term: it is only an hypothesis of Freud (as all sexologists know, see Masters & Johnson, Dickinson books). Sexologist (and opportunist people) dont study the sexual anatomy on specialist textbooks (vaginal orgasm, G-spot, bulbs of clitoris, clitoris-urethrovaginal complex, urethrovaginal space, periurethral glans, they are not scientific terms and used in anatomy). FEMALE ORGASM is possible always because all women have the clitoris and other erectile organs
NewSexology 3 years ago
I agree with you, all orgasm is clitoral, but think you are over generalizing when you say certain terms where put into existance by opportunist sexologists. For example, "clitoral bulb" was first used by the Federation of Feminist Women's Health Centers as a way to re-educate men and women that the source of a woman's orgasm is her clitoris. They say clearly this is their intention. They weren't sexologists or opportunists, not to say that others who followed weren't. Important Herstory!
terry4O 3 years ago
clitoral bulb is term invented by Dr OConnell in 1998, it is divulged by mass-media and sexologists but it is not corroborated by embryological and anatomical evidences, it is only a proposal: why only in sexology proposal and hypothesis without any scientific basis are immediately scientific reality?... Sexologists (and opportunist people) dont study the sexual anatomy on specialist textbooks! Sexologists in sex education should spread certainties for all women not hypotheses!
NewSexology 3 years ago
Dr. O'Conner is getting credit for many things she herself did not originate. Clitoral bulb originated from the FFWHC in the late 70's, published in "New View of a Woman's Body" in 1981. They were feminist medical professionals with one agenda - help women to know their bodies and obtain proper medical care through this knowledge - not opportunistic sexologists. This is important for you to know to clarify your arguments.
terry4O 3 years ago
well this is all very interesting, and i agree that its important to help women understand there bodies, i guess just learning or teaching the right terms and using them correctly is important too, to my understanding with all of this at least. i just don't think its very nice to tell women that the pleasure that they are getting, how ever they call it, isn't real just because people are using the wrong terms.
Chulachulafaraway 3 years ago
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oh and this video, it sucks. read that shit for me ok, its not even legebal
metalminded 3 years ago
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If my girl says she has a G spot, she has a G spot.
Wouldn't your whole 'no G spot theory' get supported by women if it were true
metalminded 3 years ago
Beverly Whipple (whit Ladas and Perry they have invented G-spot 30 years ago) was also at the EFS congress 2008 she didn't answer to questions at the end of her report: how many women in percentage have the G-spot? Has the female prostate (paraurethral ducts and intraurethral gland all women likely have!) an anatomical structure that can cause an orgasm? Why Whipple have not answered?... Area know as G-spot is only a space with minor resistance! See Pawlick triangle in anterior vaginal wall...
NewSexology 3 years ago
that was from 1950 over 58 years ago. Americans at that time were conservative. they barely talked about sex and when they did they degraded the act of it to their children. We're talking about the same generation that said frequent mastrbation will make you go blind. Gyno. exams had just started to be applied onto womens needs and most women hardly ever lift the home. So, do you honestly want to make us believe there is no G-Spot.
thinker900 3 years ago
Yes there is no G-Spot, G-spot is an "invention" without scientific data (and a business) and sexologists have accepted this hypothesis without reading Grafenberg's article. Beverly Whipple was at the European congress in Rome, 2008 April, (see also other video on you tube because she and WAS President were present): she didn't answer to 2 questions at the end of her report: how many women, in percentage, have the G-spot? Has the female prostate an anatomical structure that can cause an orgasm?
NewSexology 3 years ago
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If you want statistics: Shere Hite's research showed that about 30% of women orgasm regularly via coitus alone (Hite's research was biased though, she wa an anti-penetration feminist). Later studies from various countries showed anything from 20% to 60% of women who can orgasm regularly from penetration alone.
WerewolfofOblivion 3 years ago
Have you read books of Hite and Masters-Johnson?... Orgasm is possible in every woman because it's caused by the female erectile organs, vagina is a reproductive organ with little sensitivity... "20% to 60% of women...": sorry, but for me it is important to know sexual anatomy and physiology! All women can achieve orgasm every time they make sex: all women have the clitoris and you can stimulate it during the vaginal/anal sex: please, certainties for all women not hypotheses for few women!
NewSexology 3 years ago
Jannini himself participated to congress and to questions on the incorrect term "vaginal orgasm", on the his incorrect definition of the G-spot Jannini gave not scientific answers and for the possible increase of thickness that he would found, he answered to question by saying that he didn't considered muscle fibers in urethral and vaginal wall could be more "trained" in women having orgasms: it's not true that the G-spot has been photographed, how many journalists read full text of his article?
NewSexology 3 years ago
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Are you serious?
There are plenty of photographs of the g-spot. There are plenty of studies that prove that it does exist.
ohhoe 3 years ago