THE G-SPOT AND FEMALE EJACULATION ©1997

The Nature of Female Orgasm

Part 2 of 8

Introduction

The Nature of Female Orgasm

Historical References To Female Ejaculation

The G "Crest"

The Experiment

Conclusions

A New Possibility For Mutual Pleasure

REFERENCES

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For the last 50 years, modern science has generally accepted first Kinsey's and then Masters and Johnson's premise that the clitoris alone was responsible for triggering female orgasm. They saw the creation of an "orgasmic platform" that underwent a build-up of muscle tension and sexual energy that was then released during orgasm.^"2

However, in 1981, Perry and Whipple, two of the co-authors of the book, The G-Spot and Other Recent Discoveries About Human Sexuality, presented a theory of a second form of orgasm. This "uterine" orgasm "included the Grafenber G-Spot (presumed to be the female prostate) as its major source of stimulation . . ."³

Singer and Singer then went on, in 1978, to describe a blended orgasm which "combines elements of the previous two kinds . . . characterized by contractions of the orgasmic platform, but the orgasm is subjectively regarded as deeper than a vulval orgasm."⁴

Now there is new evidence from urology textbooks that heightened stimulation during sensual arousal can indeed create an involuntary opening of the bladder sphincter. This involuntary opening can occur from stimulation of either the clitoris, or from stimulation of the pelvic nerve through the upper wall of the vagina, or from both simultaneously.⁵ Stimulation of the urethral glands can be accomplished either by manual stimulation or intercourse, utilizing a correct angle of penetration. Stimulation of the G Crest of some women can also be produced by pressing downward from the outside of the body, slightly above the pubic bone. Other studies indicated that "stimulation of the anterior vaginal wall is clearly not a prerequisite to ejaculation, although the data suggest it may be facilitated by this type of stimulation."⁶

All of this highlights how subjective and personal a woman's experience of orgasm can be. There is much yet to learn about the intricacies of female orgasm, including the emotional and intellectual components. The experience of orgasm for many women is a continuum of experience, not one way or another, correct or incorrect. There can be a blending of different types of orgasmic experiences that are unique to the individual.⁷ This point was made over and over in the comments of the female subjects in my study. One woman participant indicated that she had categorized and kept notes on 126 different types of orgasm to date and she is constantly finding new and more subtle variations.

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Historical References To Female Ejaculation

The G Spot : And Other Discoveries About Human Sexuality
by Beverly Whipple (Author), John D. Perry (Author), Alice Kahn Ladas (Author)
The G Spot finally laid to rest the old argument about whether the vagina or the clitoris is more important.