Find Your G-Spot and Learn to Female Ejaculate

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by Kim Conant 

You will find and learn to stimulate your G-spot and will become that most feminine and sexual of American Geisha: a female ejaculator, a "shooter."

With a happy, serene smile on my face and a sleepy, satiated look in my eyes, let me make clear to you, from my own earth-shattering personal experience and from my conclusive research, that the existence of the G-spot and female ejaculation is settled physiological fact, a discovery that can lead to the most intense pleasure and orgasmic release you will ever experience in your life! If that's not worth a heartfelt "Gee!" (as in "gee"-spot) I don't know what is.

Let me start by clearing up a commonly held misconception: The ejaculate you forcefully emit is a clear, somewhat sweet liquid that I call Gräfenberg Juice (after the doctor who clinically identified the G-spot). It is definitely not urine or even remotely related to urine.

The G-spot and female ejaculation really do exist. I know. I'm a female ejaculator, a "shooter." If you, dear Younger Sister, are among those who are still unconvinced of this physio-sexual reality, this will be a life-changing chapter for you. Your sex life will never be the same, my oh so fortunate reader. I want to clearly convey to you my experience with female ejaculation, hoping that as I express myself you will both recognize the reality of this phenomenon and begin to imagine the possibilities for yourself.

Here I tell my story in an open, explicit way that makes you feel like you are there, almost experiencing my ejaculation yourself. Sometimes my husband, Rich, and I will be making love without any intention of my ejaculating, and then the idea will strike one of us. We'll start to adjust our lovemaking to go in the direction of having a "shooting" orgasm, as we usually call it. Other times Rich might say, "Tonight is your night, baby. I want you to shoot into my mouth." That excites me. But we never put pressure on me to ejaculate. It's perfectly okay with both of us if I don't. A lot of trust is involved in a G-spot, shooting orgasm, especially when you are doing it the first few times.

You have to trust yourself that you can do it (but with no pressure). You have to trust that your partner will not have a negative reaction. At one point you'll have to trust that the familiar feelings of needing to pee are in fact the feelings of imminent female ejaculation, not at all related to peeing.

About the Author

Py Kim Conant, the author of Sex Secrets of an American Geisha: How to Attract, Satisfy, and Keep Your Man, Hunter House Publishers. Looking for relationship, dating and sex tips? Visit Py's website at http://www.AmericanGeishaHouse.com