A Spot! Fact or Fiction?

I believe there is an A spot deep inside the vagina behind the G spot and closer to the cervix.

My question I ask as the challenge has been set before me and I’ve made it my personal mission to find it.

My question is; have you got a map I can borrow? Or any tip tricks and how to’s too? Or have you order the padded cell for me already?

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It’s on the front wall of the vagina, up close to the cervix. So find the G Spot and keep going deeper. It’s not really a “spot” so you’ll need your partner to let you know if it’s feeling good. However, stimulating the area is likely to result in an increase in lubrication so you’ll feel that. Just don’t slam into the cervix (unless you know your partner is in to that).

It can be quite deep so fingers don’t always reach. If you are struggling, try positions that shorten the vaginal canal (such as doggy) or use a toy

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Thank you @Calie for the tips, I might have already found the boarder of this mythical land :smirk: I will venture forward with your guidance in mind :wink::heart:

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Anterior Fornix (and Posterior Fornix)

They’re areas above and below the cervix that, for some, can feel very good with the right kind of stimulation etc. Usually about 10-11cm ‘in’.

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Thanks for putting X on the map. I also know it’s not for everyone and is still some times elusive even if you constantly hunt for it. :heart:

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It’s an interesting one.
I’ve never labelled it the A spot, and it doesn’t make my wife come on its own (she needs clit stimulation and preferably some penetration too), but sometimes she loves me proding her cervix, or there abouts, with my dick. It’s pretty lovely for me too, so not going to complain!!! :smiling_face_with_three_hearts:

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I love my partner stimulating my A spot. Im lucky he has long, thick fingers that can go deep.

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Definitely fact! Though you want to be careful up there because stimulating the A spot/cervix can feel great, but slamming into the cervix can cause period-like pain. So maybe find it, stimulate it, but stimulate it .gently.

Have fun :blush:

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Every data an opportunity to learn I would say so we both found something out of this :+1:t2:. I think a multi attack approach is possibly the best approach with that said I’m going to bring in the heavy equipment to help out

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And

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I shall go an exploring knowing it’s possible to be found. Thank you for the comments.

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I promise to take it slowly and carefully, that’s great advice thank you. I’ll also trim the nails and tentatively explore while I get a comment or two from the other half.

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You’re very welcome. Happy exploring! :slight_smile:

Oh yeah, the A-spot is real. Like the G-spot, they vary in sensitivity from person to person. My GF is absolutely crazy for A-spot stimulation. I put my hand inside her and press hard, moving slowly, and she basically becomes a hand puppet :laughing: I like it too, but more a mildly firm rub.

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Thank you, these positive replies reassure me I’m not on a fools errand.

As I mentioned in a previous reply, I’m confident I strayed into the A spots territory before. But wasn’t role playing Dr/Patient so wasn’t doing a thorough examination and there was a lot going on.

Here’s to more tests and a clean bill of health :wink::smirk: