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Wednesday 6January 2010

IT’S OFFICIAL. THE G-SPOT DOES NOT EXIST

For decades, eager lovers of both sexes have been stumbling along in a desperate search for the ultimate female erogenous zone.
And we are not talking about the one in Epping!

Named in honour of German gynaecologist Ernst Grafenberg who claimed to have discovered the erogenous zone in 1950, the G-spot was popularised by sexologist Professor Beverly Whipple of Rutgers University in New Jersey in 1981.

This small area of the female body where nerve endings are concentrated, is supposed to give supreme sexual pleasure if stimulated by a sexual partner.
‘And it does’ I hear you nodding affirmatively, but many, for various reasons, struggle to find this elusive pleasure spot.

Well, you can stop searching, and you can stop feeling inadequate for failing to find it – again, for some.
It’s official.
The G-spot does not exist.
ROTFLMAO.

Researchers at King’s College London, will publish the results of their study in the Journal of Sexual Medicine this week, and to them the results are conclusive.
The idea of a G-spot is subjective.

They believe that it may be a figment of women's imagination, encouraged by magazines and sex therapists.
ROTFLMAO.

The study was conducted on some 1800 British women aged between 23-83.
All of these women were pairs of identical or non-identical twins.
Although 56 percent of the women said they had a G-spot, the researchers brushed this aside, saying ‘they tended to be younger and more sexually active.’

So.
I will tell you what the result of this survey proves.
The survey proves that 44 percent of female British twins close to 83-years-old are not very sexually active.
In 1981, when the idea of a G-spot was popularised, they were already 54-year-old prudes that were not very sexually active.

The study conclusively proves that 83-year-old British females who are pairs of twins and have not been very sexually active for the past 29 years have not managed to discover their G-spot.

That’s what should be published in the Journal for Sexual Medicine.
Hee Hee.


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