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Where is the G Spot and the C Spot?
Dear Sex guru: My girlfriend and I recently got back together and when we had sex again for the first time I noticed that she reacted differently and had an orgasm easily. Then the next time we has sex I ask her what changed and she proceeded to tell me that she had been with someone more expierenced. This upset me very much. What can I do to her to show her that I'm not dumb and I can stimulate her body just as good. Where are the g-spot and c-spot's on a woman and how do I find them. I keep hearing that I need to stimulate these areas but I don't know were they are. Please help. PK Sex Guru says : Sex is not a matter of G-spots and C-spots. It`s a matter of enjoying the entire act. Just for the record, there would be three good spots to know, still. The G-spot is about 1 inch above the pelvic bone, on the dorsal side of the vagina, identifiable by the ridges. Some females may also experience pleasure at a spot around 3 inches above the pelvic bone, near the apex of the vagina, and at a similar spot just opposite on the ventral surface. When you wish to pleasure a woman, do it slowly, gently, and continuously. DO NOT STOP UNDER ANY CIRCUMSTANCES. If you are using your finger to stimulate her genitals, slowly, tenderly run your finger over the entire outer surface, watching her reaction for any special sensations that she likes. Only insert your finger when she is sufficiently wet and lubricated. With your finger inside her, you can either slowly "rim" her vagina, moving your finger in a circular motion, slowly, or explore the interior further. Again, SLOWLY and DELIBERATELY. Remember that motion when you hook a finger to signal someone to come over? Use that motion to lightly stimulate her, and find her own special spots. As for the sexual act itself, the best advice I can offer is, make her participate. Make her do something. The common opinion is that man enjoys sex more. That is true only when and because the male gender initiates the sex, and is the one doing most of the work, and the action, while the female is generally passive. When you encourage her to start doing something, perhaps in the female superior position ( whereby the female is the one on top ), you will find her enjoying herself a lot more. Solution : Sexual skills, like everything else, improves only with experience and practice, not with mere book-learning. Get down there and PRACTICE. but still, try to be safe. 
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