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The debate about the existence and location of the G-spot.
The claim that a discrete G‑spot exists on the anterior vaginal wall is contested: multiple clinical, imaging, anatomical and histological studies report conflicting results, with some authors documen...
Magnetic resonance imaging (MRI) and diffusible iodine contrast-enhanced micro-CT (diceCT) are complementary tools for studying internal clitoral anatomy: MRI excels at noninvasive, multiplanar visual...
Combining clitoral and anterior‑wall stimulation during intercourse—often called “blended” stimulation—is reliably achieved by positions and partner techniques that allow simultaneous external clitora...
Anatomical studies now show the clitoris is a complex organ with large internal and external parts that vary substantially between people, and those variations help explain why some respond best to ex...
Yes — people can and do orgasm from anal intercourse, but who can, how often it happens, and what it feels like vary widely: clinical mapping and surveys show a minority can orgasm from anal penetrati...
The clitoris is a complex, mostly internal erectile organ whose small external glans is only the tip of a Y‑shaped structure made of erectile tissue, crura, and bulbous components that are richly inne...