buxxxom
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Now that I'm thinking about it, I don't know that I've had an orgasm when there was gspot stimulation at the same time; if I did, it would have been what I would consider a clitoral orgasm. My understanding of gspot orgasms is that, tho they may involve the clitoris, the sensations are different than a clitoral orgasm.
Is this accurate for those in the know?
Yes, this is how it is for me. I much prefer gspot orgasms over clitoral ones. G-gasms are slower to build, and can happen over and over again. With a clit-gasm, I'm a one and done kind of gal. With g-gasms, I do feel stimulation in my clit, but indirectly as opposed to the direct stimulation of a clit-gasm. A combination of the two doesn't really feel much different to me than a clit gasm alone, because the clitoris sort of takes over. For the record, I am a squirter too. My partners know just how and where to stimulate to get the desired result.
The region Tx is referring to is, I think, known as the A spot, or the epicenter. It's like a gspot, just further into the vaginal canal. I can reach my female partners, but it's a stretch and not easily maintainable. I'm not sure I have an epicenter or A-spot, as a result of a hysterectomy. I've never felt anything remotely similar to gspot stimulation that far up. Link included below for epicenter info.
http://ehealthforum.com/health/topic124225.html



