Sensual Tips: In Search Of The Male G-spot

By Author: John Dugan
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Ah, the elusive G-spot, that "perfect button" in the female that many consider key to explosive pleasurable releases. Finding a woman’s G-spot can be rewarding - but so can finding the male G-spot, and it’s generally easier to locate. Although good male organ health can make the experience of the male G-spot more enjoyable, the manhood itself is not where the G-spot is located in men. The following sensual tips can help a guy locate his G-spot and gives hints on what to do once it’s found.

The male G-spot

Simply put, the male G-spot is the prostate, that gland located just underneath the bladder and which most men first become aware of during a physical, when the doctor tells them to bend over and suddenly a cold gloved finger is poking around inside their posterior. The prostate exam is often the least favorite part of a man’s physical - so they may find it surprising to learn that that same prostate can be manipulated for extreme pleasure.

There are two ways of stimulating the prostate for pleasure. One way involves rubbing or otherwise stimulating (via a vibrator, for example) the perineum, ...
... that area between the balls and the posterior. The prostate is located underneath the perineum and some men find that applying enough stimulation to the perineum results in pleasurable sensations from the prostate.

However, direct stimulation of the prostate is generally an easier way to achieve pleasure - and that requires inserting an object into the posterior. It doesn’t need to go terribly deep, as the prostate is located about two inches into the posterior. For many men, this would be the equivalent of inserting their first finger all the way in.

Now what?

Okay, if a guy is ready to try to stimulate his male G-spot, there are a few sensual tips he may want to consider:

- Get in the mood. Although it is certainly possible for a guy to just insert a finger or other object into his posterior and move it around until the prostate responded pleasurably, it’s usually easier if a guy is already in a sensual mood. Thinking sensual thoughts, contemplating sensual fantasies, watching exciting videos, or self-stimulating can all help to get a guy more in the mood for his G-spot search.

- Get cremed. The posterior doesn’t produce natural lubricant, so a guy wants to be sure to use plenty of lubricant, both in his posterior and on the finger(s) or other object which will be inserted. And he should be prepared to replenish as necessary.

- Don’t rush. Especially the first few times a man explores his G-spot, the posterior is likely to be very tight. Men should resist the temptation to rush things and just take it slow - insert just a little, swirl it around gentle or move it back and forth slowly - just be gentle and take time. It may take several tries before the posterior is successfully penetrated and the prostate located.

- Re-position. Sometimes a guy needs to try different positions to find one which works best for him in terms of reaching the G-spot.

- Toy with it. Consider using sensual toys (prostate massagers, imitation members, vibrating imitation members, etc.) - but a guy should only do this when he’s ready. Often sensual toys will be a real boon in reaching the prostate and bringing about a pleasurable release.

Again it’s important to emphasize that a guy should be patient when exploring his posterior. And it’s also important to know that not every man finds stimulating the prostate to be pleasurable. If that’s the case, there’s no reason to force the issue.

Any set of sensual tips involving the male G-spot should mention that maintaining good male organ health through application of a first class male organ health oil (health professionals recommend Man 1 Man Oil, which is clinically proven mild and safe for skin) gives a guy one less thing to worry about. Select an oil with a range of vitamins, including A, B5, C, D, and E. The oil should also contain L-carnitine, an amino acid which helps maintain proper member sensitivity for overworked members.

Visit www.menshealthfirst.com for more information about treating common male organ health problems, including soreness, redness and loss of male organ sensation. John Dugan is a professional writer who specializes in men's health issues and is an ongoing contributing writer to numerous online web sites.