Male G-spot Facts

 What is a  G-spot?

The male G-spot is often referred to at the P-spot; the “P” stands for prostate. The prostate is a walnut-sized gland located just below the bladder.

To explain in short. The male G spot is the prostate. It is located just inside the rectum, and a person can stimulate the prostate either internally or externally. It’s great at producing quick and powerful orgasms, but that’s not its primary function. It also aids in reproduction by producing seminal fluid and helping sperm live long and prosper after they’re propelled from the penis.

How to find the G-spot?

You can actually reach it two ways: internally and externally. Both ways can feel ahh-mazing, so it comes down to your comfort level (or your partner’s).

Internally

If you want to get up close and personal, the anus provides the most direct way. It’s located about 2 inches inside the rectum. That’s about first-knuckle deep if you have average-length fingers.

Externally

You can indirectly stimulate the prostate via the perineum, or taint. That’s the landing strip of skin that runs between the scrotum and anus.

Taint nothin’ wrong with opting to reach the P-spot this way if either you or your partner are looking for a less penetrative option.

How does it provide pleasure?

It is not clear exactly how the prostate provides pleasure.  There are two different ways in which the prostate may provide pleasure.The first theory involves a collection of nerves attached to the prostate. These nerves, called the prostatic plexus, come from the lower part of the pelvic plexus, which is near the spine.

The prostate, penis, and urethra are all attached to these nerves. An orgasm might activate these nerves, resulting in sexual pleasure in that area. The second theory involves the brain. It may be possible that when paying more attention to the prostate, a person can gain more pleasure from it over time.

The brain can make a person become more aroused and find more pleasure in prostate stimulation if they focus on and practice stimulating the prostate. According to some review, this process may cause the brain to expect more pleasure each time the prostate receives stimulation. This process makes it more likely, that a person will find prostate stimulation pleasurable.

Other erogenous zones

It is important to communicate with sexual partners to discover new erogenous areas.

common erogenous zones include:

• the penis
• the mouth and lips
• the scrotum
• the inner thigh
• the neck

Any other pleasure spots to check out?

It’s true: The body is a freakin’ wonderland. In addition to the P-spot, there are a few other lesser-known spots you can find in the male bits.

Glans

The glans. Penis which is fancy talk for the head, is packed with nerve endings that feel oh so good when touched, licked, or sucked.

Put that lube and free hand to good use, and give them an extra treat while playing with their prostate. Take it further by running your wet lips over the head and taking it in your mouth for some swirling tongue action.

Frenulum

Might as well show the frenulum some love while you’re in the area, too. That’s the ridge of skin on the underside of the penis that connects the shaft to the head.

The frenulum is crazy sensitive. It has the power to trigger orgasms!!! Like no other part of the penis.

Flick it lightly with your tongue while also playing with their P-spot, or let your thumb graze it while getting handy with their shaft.

Perineum

Even if you take the internal route to get to the P-spot, that doesn’t mean you should forget about the perineum. Let your finger or a vibrating sex toy work its magic on this landing strip of pleasure. Contemplating rimming? A tongue on the perineum is a great spot for testing the waters or sending them over the edge while your fingers or a toy are in P-town.

Scrotum

It’s not just ornamental. The fun bag’s got feelings, too! Gently massage the balls and prostate at the same time for double the fun.

They want more? Run your finger gently up and down the seam that runs down the center of the scrotum. That seam is called the scrotal raphe. It’s your secret weapon for mind-blowing hand jobs and blow jobs.

The bottom line

The male G-spot may not be the official term for the prostate, but it has the potential to live up to the hype with a little practice. If you decide to explore the mind blowing Gspot. Take things slow, communicate, and use lots of lube to find and master the prostate!