Ahhh, that’s the spot…

Done everything except send out the CSI: Missing Pieces Unit looking for your G spot (y’know that ooh, ahh tissue located somewhere in the front wall of your pink bits)? Positively flummoxed when female friends talk about having vaginal orgasms like they’re having a cup of tea? Then this is the post for you.
Scientists in Italy have been in the lab cooking up some very interesting findings on the female G-spot recently. Apparently, the unlucky among us don’t actually have one. How’s that for the ultimate genetic short straw? They reckon, by scanning the location with an ultrasound, they can now sort out who’s at roll-call... and who’s decided to take the day off. It must have gone something like this: “Amanda’s G spot? Present!... Sophie’s G spot... not here!”
The white coats say women can now check their G status by simply booking in for an ultrasound. Apparently a simple scan can show that gals who are blessed with vaginal orgasms had slightly thicker tissue in the front wall, whilst those who were struggling to feel much more than a pleasant in-out sensation, well, er, they didn’t. Fancy that? For those struggling to locate the damn thing, it would be a quick way to call off the search, pack up the torches and head back to the clitoris.
Detractors to the study did throw up a counter argument. They reckon the G-spot is something we have to take the gym and give a jolly good workout. Every day. They say, the G-spot muscle can be trained to perform ... much like a monkey or an Australian Idol star. That we can all achieve mind blowing sex through a bit of daily practice.
You can check out more on the study here.What do you reckon folks? Is the G spot something you’re born with, or something you have to work on? When did you first discover that special spot? Come on – let’s crank this column up to an R rating! Must fly, I’ve got kegel exercises to do...