Male G-Spot
Hello, my Sexy Perverts! I saw a news story recently that honestly had me a bit confused. It involved years of ground-breaking research about a male G-spot. This captured my attention immediately, of course, and I decided to do a bit of research into this so-called scientific study. This led me to an article in one of the most trusted sources of news and up-to-date scientific information there is – the New York Post (ha ha!)
Male G-Spot: A Hot-Button Topic
I knew this was going to be a very serious, scholarly article since it started with “It’s a hot-button topic.” The article went on to say:
“After years of searching, scientists in Spain have finally found the male “G-spot,” discovering that this so-called erogenous zone is far from where they suspected. Where is this so-called on-switch, defined by its capacity to induce intense orgasms upon stimulation? In an obscure region called the frenular delta, a triangular zone located on the underside of the penis where the head meets the shaft — an area so mysterious it has long been omitted from sexual health textbooks. In layperson’s terms, the frenular delta makes for “intensely pleasurable and highly specialized sensations,” per the paper.
By finding this penile pleasure panel, scientists have closed the book on a region that has eluded scientists for years, like sexplorers finding a phallic Northwest Passage. For decades, scientists had seen the prostate as the trigger for male orgasms, but had neglected to identify it on the proverbial pleasure map — until now.”
Male G-Spot: Not In Your Butt
Have you always thought the male g-spot was in your butt? Well, it’s not. Apparently we’ve all been lied to. But thank goodness we know better now. We were so silly. This new research throws everything we thought we knew right in the trash. According to this stunning, life-changing revelation, your p-spot has been demoted to a second-class erogenous zone, and all of you should focus on finding and stimulating this new, way better g-spot.
The researchers referred to this “new” pleasure zone as “mysterious and like discovering a phallic Northwest Passage.” But is this really a brand-new discovery that has, until now, been lost, like the city of Atlantis? Is the frenulum (or, as the article referred to it, the frenular delta) really a mysterious, highly unexplored area of your phallus? Is the world completely different now? Are we now experiencing penis 2.0?
But Not To Worry
Seriously, do they think that the majority of men aren’t aware of this area? Did none of the male researchers ever take the time to explore the underside of their dicks? Isn’t it common sense that simple trial and error by the average male revealed that touching this area feels pretty good, leading to repeating it again and again and again? And, as a woman, I feel like I should point out that we’ve known this all along too, also probably through trial and error.
But not to worry. In my expert opinion, you haven’t been putting things in your butt and stimulating your p-spot for nothing. There is no need to neglect this now sub-standard pleasure spot no matter what any researcher says. It’s still full of nerve endings, making it highly responsive to touch, and stimulating it can lead to amazing orgasms and can even have prostate health benefits if you do it enough. One positive thing I can say, though, is that the “new” g-spot is easier and less work to get to.
Male G-Spot: What Did You Think?
So, sexy perverts – did you know about your new g-spot? Do you plan to neglect your p-spot now? Let me know in the comments below or send me an email!
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