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by DeeBabii on April 29th, 2008
i dont know, but ive been doing it for years and i thought it was weird but i see im not alone
by kirkthejerk on May 7th, 2009
you never had real good sex a lot of men dont know how to do that spasim your talking about
by tommyTweetTweet on April 17th, 2009
Thats weird because I have always done that and I have no vagina (; Male G-spot maybe?
by Kizz miazz on April 21st, 2008
That's interesting and I have know women that do that.
My guess is, from an anatomical view that you could be stimulating the G spot.
The G spot is not really understood. Some say it's a ganglia of nerves inside the vagina located behind the clitoris and feels like spongy tissue. if you insert your finger and curl it up you can feel it. Which I feel from experience that this is the G spot.
The other so called G spot is actually the Skene's gland which is located underneath the bladder and connected to the urethra, it can discharge a clear fluid and the gland itself is similar to a man's prostrate gland. Stimulation of this area causes a woman to squirt/ejaculate if done correctly and the plumbing is functional.
Guess how big Kathy's R. boobs are.
by girlgirl269 on October 7th, 2011
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Male and female anatomy question. Adults only, please.
by A shout without knowledge is a protest on September 27th, 2011
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If women had a forth hole, where do you think it should be?
by N'anderthal on November 1st, 2011
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Do women really LIKE to shave so much of their bodies or do they do it because they think it is expected of them.
by N'anderthal on November 12th, 2011
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Girls will you do someone random if you get the chance and guaranteed that your spouse wont know?
by kerzel on September 22nd, 2011
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You're reading When I tighten my leg muscles (thighs and calves) a sensation builds up in my vaginal region until I experience a wonderful muscle spasm down there that almost surpasses any actual orgasm I've had. What is this phenomenon and how + why
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