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The G-Spot: Good Vibrations Guide Volume 2 (Good Vibrations Guide To...)

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My wife and I went on a one month trip and we bought alot of reading material to keep us busy. This book was one of our favorites. This is a well written book with lots of fun and sexy ideas. My wife and I both found the information contained in this book to be EXTREMELY helpful. I've heard of the G-spot and thought if my wife had an orgasm, then I hit the G-spot. Boy, was I wrong!!!! After reading this great book, my wife and I spent alot of time in our motel room, having GREAT sex. We have been married several years and we both considered ourselve's EXPERTS in sex, but this great book was an eye opener for both of us.

I highly recommend this book to all couples!!! This book got 5 stars, but I would have easily given it 10 stars.

Most sex manuals seem to depend on making the reader feel inadequate and then promising a "fix" (often a new, improved brand of orgasm, for all those benighted readers who were having the "wrong sort"). And a lot of this has revolved around the fabled "G-spot".

This book is a clear, informative and friendly antidote to all that. It explains the latest anatomical and physiological research on what the "G-spot" actually is (not a spot inside the vagina at all, but the urethral sponge in front of it), and gives a practical guide to the various tips, techniques and toys for stimulating it. Throughout, the author is careful to emphasize that, while some women love G-spot pressure, others don't get a lot out of it, or actually find it uncomfortable. The focus is on finding out what you personally enjoy, not setting yourself a new performance goal.

As someone who loves G-spot stimulation, I got a lot out of this book. But so did a friend of mine, who heaved a great sigh of relief on finding out that she was also perfectly normal for finding that G-spot stimulation just made her feel as if she needed to pee.

This is the first book I've read on the G-Spot, and it certainly has changed my sex life. Especially during times that some women still believe that the G-Spot doesn't exist, I can only recommend to read this book, which contains facts and lots of useful and interesting information. The best thing about it is that the author points out that every woman, and every orgasm, is different, and that G-Spot play shouldn't be goal orientated but a lot of fun, which it is.

Let me start by saying I paid full book price for a pamphlet! That said this pamphlet did a good job of explaining the G-Spot.

Although, the pamphlet explained all the pertinent information on the sexual correlation between the G-spot, the pudenda nerve, and pelvic nerve it didn't actually give me what I was looking for. With all the WHAT, WHERE, and WHEN questions answered for the G-Spot in this publication it was the HOW TO I was looking for and quite frankly this publication never actually gives you a 123 this is how you do it. Of course, I found this publication drowning in clinical studies that pretty much said we (women) all have a G-Spot but every woman's unique and distinct results to G-Spot stimulation are different and individual. So if you're interested in knowing more about the G-Spot this is a good place to start but I will be getting another book on the subject that is more specific in the HOW TO'S.

Also, I really like quotes and personal insights from individuals in books of this nature but I did not enjoy it in this book. It seemed to me the authors of this book included so much personal quotation and individual insight that not only did it seem 35% of the book was filled with it but also lead to contradiction.

This publication did address vaginal erogenous zones beyond the clitoris and G-Spot that I found most interesting and am compelled to study more in the future.

girldiver:)

I was for a long time curious about finding out more about this fascinating part of women's bodies. The book is great in giving you lots of information about it, as well as how to better use your skills to give your girl more pleasure. It gives great descriptions about what some women may or may not like. Unless you are an expert in sex, you should read this book. It will help you when you are in those most intimate moments with your women. Not only I advise this book, but also to read other sex books. Most men think they know everything about women, as I used to think myself, but after I started reading this kind of books I realised I knew nothing about it. So if you want to have a better sexual life (and therefore a better overall life), start reading more. I reccomend this book as one of the first you should take it. I liked and my girlfriend loved the improvements I made.

Excellent information for doubtful, confused or merely unsure lovers of either gender. In a slim 50 pages, the author maps a concise yet extensive, footnoted review of the anatomical and anecdotal research proving the existence of the elusive fun-spot and the attendant spurt. Ms Winks then guides you through the "hows and whys" to discover and explore your own pleasure point.

Most importantly, this book relieves women of the fear that they might pee the sheets. It's not pee; there is no stigma, no stain, no stink so turn loose and enjoy complete release. From my personal experience: After your first G-spot gush, you will ask, "What just happened and how soon before we can do it again?"

This book is an excellent start or finish but I also recommend "The Clitoral Truth" which contains a longer, more exhaustive academic exploration of the G-spot and female ejaculation.

After this I got my woman to cry every time I did it! Thanks

This book is an absolute necessity. The g-spot is a fundamental part of intimacy. I've bought this book for a few friends. Seriously, buy it. You won't be disappointed.

i purchased this book after reading a rewiev by andrea(ForAndrea@aol.com)this book helped save my marriage THANKS!

A great read when you have an interest in how your body works.