The G-spot is around the vagina's front wall about 2 inches in, but it varies for each person. It's not an anatomical structure but rather an erogenous zone that may produce an intense orgasm. Sex ...

"Hearst Magazines and Yahoo may earn commission or revenue on some items through these links." You may have heard of the G-spot (which, by the way, is probably just a fun name for the internal ...

We’ve heard time and again that hitting the G-spot (or Grafenberg spot) is an important component of satisfying vaginal sex, and that some people find they have a more intense G-spot orgasm than a ...

Is the G-spot real? The evidence is a bit mysterious because the “spot” doesn’t appear to be a distinct structure, but, rather, a cluster of nerves and tissue that engorges or changes in sensation ...