Beyond the G-spot: secrets of the female human body and the U-spot

Much has been written about the G-spot (named after its discoverer, Grafenburg). It is an area within a woman’s vagina that, when stimulated, can provide intense pleasure.

Now, due to advances in non-invasive anatomical research with MRIs, CAT scanners, and other highly sensitive research instruments, the human form is revealing more secrets.

Here we examine two recently discovered pleasure areas within the general area of ​​the female genital zone.

The U-Spot.

The U-point is a small area of ​​highly sensitive erectile tissue located just above and on both sides of the urethral opening.

Some American clinical researchers have recently discovered this aera, and have shown that if it was stimulated with a caress, with the tongue, the head of the penis or even with a lubricated finger, it brought an unexpected and very intense erotic response.

This is not the urinal opening, but just above and next to the ether.

There is no U-point under the uritra into the vagina. Care must be taken when trying to stimulate him and ask his partner for feedback.

The erogenous zone of the anterior fornix (also known as point A or

T-Spot, or just AFE)

Recently, a Malaysian doctor reported a very sensitive erotic area just above the cervix, at the innermost point of the vagina. The cervix is ​​a part of the uterus that extends slightly into the vagina.

As it spreads, it leaves a depressed circular area, technically called the anterior cul-de-sac. Tests have shown that pressure on this area causes the vagina to lubricate very quickly.

In fact, direct stimulation of the AFE zone can cause immediate and deep contractions only found in orgasm. Some anatomists say that the AFE zone is actually an evolutionarily degenerated prostate, homologous to a man’s prostate gland that would be located almost in the same place.

The AFE – Zone and erotic pleasure

Technically, the AFE Zone is a vortex of nerves that carry information from all genitalia to the spinal cord and brain. These nerves, when stimulated, send arousal signals to the part of your nervous system that improves congestion in the appropriate areas, and is then responsible for sexual arousal.

This is also true for women who do not normally respond sexually.

Obviously, the easiest way to locate the EFA zone is to slide your fingers to the middle of the posterior vaginal wall and you will find an area larger than the G-spot, which is slightly rougher than the normal vaginal wall.

Recently, vibrators of special shapes (long, then and with the neck bent obliquely) have come onto the market that are intended for self-stimulation of the EFA area.

Size Matters?

This is a long-standing debate on the benefits or shortcomings of a large, long penis. In the case of the AFE zone, no matter the size of a man’s penis, he must have experience to find and then stimulate the AFE zone.

For the man with a shorter penis, there are some advantageous positions to shorten the woman’s uterus, and thus find a way to stimulate the EFA zone as well.

Using the advanced missionary, where the woman’s legs will be brought close to her chest, with the man’s arms held apart and suspended, will create, even if he is short and small in penile stature, full penetration and stimulation of the AFE zone .

Due to the small depression in its location and the roughness of the area, it also provides intense pleasure for the man.