Exploring the G-Spot

Regina — Fri, 19 Mar 2010 17:51:58 +0000

There is an excellent article on Fox News today by Jenny Block. “Yes, Virginia, There Is a G-Spot” I love it when she says, “Obviously women, at least some women, have G-spots. How do we know that? Because they said so. It’s all the reason anyone needs.” End of debate. Period. But the best part of her article is her direction in helping women discover their G-Spot.
So much has been made about the G-Spot that many women might be expecting too much, like some seismic eruption, and miss it. And many experts, for fear of making some women feel inferior, are cautious about supporting the absolute existence of the G-spot and vaginal orgasms. But isn’t that cheating women of our potential? As Jenny Block notes, “Our bodies can do some very cool things and, whether alone or among consenting adults, exploring the ever mysterious G-spot can be one of the things well worth the pursuit.”
So I urge each of you–relax, explore and discover the miraculous, mysterious, magnificent body you’ve been given. Regardless of gender, both sexes have unique and powerful triggers, so discover your potential and your power for experiencing pure joy … alone or shared.
Journeys of sexual discovery are my passion and the central theme of my stories, novels and blog. Orgasmic gives additional tips for realizing sexual fulfillment.
Read, learn, explore, discover and soar! Always remember, it’s not the destination that is most important, it’s the journey.
Hugs,
Regina

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Regina — Wed, 04 Feb 2009 14:05:05 +0000

Hello Ladies,

I’ve been shocked by what I read on blogs and watch on UTube. Women are asking if there’s a difference between clitoral and vaginal orgasm. Em and Lou posted a video titled, “can women orgasm from intercourse alone,” where they state that the majority of women do not have vaginal orgasm. How sad.

I have been very fortunate to have had an ob/gyn for many years who has supported me in my quest for sexual fulfillment. Dr. Daniel Stein is well qualified. Founder of the Foundation for Intimacy, he is the author of Passionate Sex: Discover the Special Power in You and the inventor of GyneFlex, an isotonic exerciser for the pelvic floor muscles (kegels). Another helpful tool is The Orgasmic Diet, by Marrena Lindberg. Regular exercise with the GyneFlex will increase blood flow and develop greater sensitivity and control. The Orgasmic Diet will enhance your sexual pleasure and teach you to avoid the orgasm killers (plus keep you slim and trim).

I am so blessed to be multi-orgasmic and if you want more info, The Multi-Orgasmic Couple can be helpful (even your man can have multiple orgasms, if he’s willing to work at it). I want every woman to have all the tools necessary for the full sexual experience.

Susie Bright says that sex is one of the most essential experiences of humanity. Dr. Dean Ornish states, “Love and intimacy are at the root of what makes us sick and what makes us well, what causes sadness and what brings happiness, what makes us suffer and what leads to healing. If a new drug had the same impact, virtually every doctor in the country would be recommending it for their patients. It would be malpractice not to…” I couldn’t agree more.

And btw, there is a very definitive difference between clitoral and vaginal orgasms. Every woman probably experiences them differently. For me, the vaginal are intense, core muscle spasms, which radiate throughout the body. But I wouldn’t give up the clitoral orgasm for a second. The clitoral goes straight from the groin to the brain. Of course, the ultimate is getting both at once! We are so lucky girls. We were created with two!

And so, my dear fellow authors and readers: Here’s to orgasm … blow your mind!

Hugs,

Regina

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