Clueless Brits miss the point on pleasure
If the mysterious female sex button known as the G-spot exists, believe me -- the last people who'll find it will be a group of British scientists.
Proving once again that sex researchers can't find their way around a bedroom, these scientific virgins have declared the G-spot to be a myth -- based on a bizarre survey of twins.
I'll spare you the sordid details...but apparently they've decided that a G-spot, if it exists, should be genetic. And if one twin has found it, they think the other twin shouldv'e found hers too.
But the survey of 1,804 British women aged 23-83, all twins, about the absence or presence of their G-spots found no such connection, according to the study published in the Journal of Sexual Medicine.
So what? Does that mean it doesn't exist? No. It barely means anything all.
If you've found -- or think you've found -- yours, good for you. If not, don't worry about it. Great sex isn't about finding a secret button any more than swallowing a magic pill.
It's about getting plenty of practice with someone you love.
Always spot-on with my sex advice,
William Campbell Douglass II, M.D.
