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time be a slut or a stud in bed with your partner and at others to be a very loving gentle romantic lover. You need to let your self experience all of the beautiful colors of the sexual pallet.
Moving on, I suggest that no matter if you are a man or a women that you read the manual in it’s entirety and do the respective exercises according to your gender (if you are a bi-sexual women or lesbian you can do all of the exercises and the men’s section on how to stimulate your lover as well) I also encourage you to share this manual with your lover/partner as well.
As I said before I feel that both men and women should read the entire manual but I have tailored certain chapters for men and others for women and then made still others common to both genders.
Chapters 1 – 4 are common to both men and women and should be read by both.
Chapter 5 is exclusively for men and will tech you exactly how to locate your partners G-spot and stimulate it manually and during oral sex to bring her a G-spot orgasm and then a female ejaculatory orgasm. If you are a women I suggest the after you have finished the manual to go back and then read this section.
Chapter 6 is exclusively for women and covers techniques for communicating with your lover, taking charge of your sexuality, becoming orgasmic and increasing your orgasmic capacity. If you are a man I suggest the after you have finished the manual to go back and then read this section.
Chapter 7 is for women but should be read by both men and women because of the knowledge of pro-sexual herbs and supplements contained in that chapter. I also want to add that most of the herbs and supplements will work for both men and women.
Chapters 8-10 are for women and contain exercises that will guide women through finding their G-spots, how to have a G-spot orgasm and finally how to experience female ejaculation.
Chapters 10-12 are for both men and women and will teach thrusting techniques and techniques to maximize G-spot stimulation and clitoral stimulation during intercourse as well as sexual positions for G-spot stimulation during intercourse.
Throughout the manual there are high quality computer generated illustration of sexual positions and techniques because I believe that a picture is worth sometimes even more than a thousand words. And can convey to you in a glance what would take a page or two.
So without further explanation let’s get started!
Chapter 1 What is the G-Spot?
The G-Spot is actually a mass of spongy erectile tissue that surrounds the urethra internally know as the urethral & pariurethal sponges. The G-Spot was named after Dr. Ernst Grafenberg who was one of the first doctors to bring attention to the area when he published an article in 1944 locating the area. While the attention and awareness brought to the G-spot is has increased over the last 50 years the spot it's self is not new and has been around as long as women have been and as been known of by the Ancient Taoist and Tantric Sex practitioners as evidenced in their writings where they make references to both the spot and female ejaculation. There are a few books about the G-spot most of them will bore you with a long history of scientific studies. That is not my goal here. This is a “How To” manual so I will leave the history essays and scientific studies to those other books and concentrate here on what I find most useful. Because I don’t believe it’s necessary to have to read through 30 pages of history and another 50 pages of footnotes and scientific documentation about the G-spot in order to learn how to have a G-spot orgasm.
Where is the G-Spot?
This question seems to cause much confusion for many men and women. In a long running survey that I have on the web (which I will share with you later in this manual many of the responses) where I ask women if they have had a G-Spot orgasm some of the women have even responded with answers like " Oh yeah, my G-spot is my feet!" Or "Mine is on
Moving on, I suggest that no matter if you are a man or a women that you read the manual in it’s entirety and do the respective exercises according to your gender (if you are a bi-sexual women or lesbian you can do all of the exercises and the men’s section on how to stimulate your lover as well) I also encourage you to share this manual with your lover/partner as well.
As I said before I feel that both men and women should read the entire manual but I have tailored certain chapters for men and others for women and then made still others common to both genders.
Chapters 1 – 4 are common to both men and women and should be read by both.
Chapter 5 is exclusively for men and will tech you exactly how to locate your partners G-spot and stimulate it manually and during oral sex to bring her a G-spot orgasm and then a female ejaculatory orgasm. If you are a women I suggest the after you have finished the manual to go back and then read this section.
Chapter 6 is exclusively for women and covers techniques for communicating with your lover, taking charge of your sexuality, becoming orgasmic and increasing your orgasmic capacity. If you are a man I suggest the after you have finished the manual to go back and then read this section.
Chapter 7 is for women but should be read by both men and women because of the knowledge of pro-sexual herbs and supplements contained in that chapter. I also want to add that most of the herbs and supplements will work for both men and women.
Chapters 8-10 are for women and contain exercises that will guide women through finding their G-spots, how to have a G-spot orgasm and finally how to experience female ejaculation.
Chapters 10-12 are for both men and women and will teach thrusting techniques and techniques to maximize G-spot stimulation and clitoral stimulation during intercourse as well as sexual positions for G-spot stimulation during intercourse.
Throughout the manual there are high quality computer generated illustration of sexual positions and techniques because I believe that a picture is worth sometimes even more than a thousand words. And can convey to you in a glance what would take a page or two.
So without further explanation let’s get started!
Chapter 1 What is the G-Spot?
The G-Spot is actually a mass of spongy erectile tissue that surrounds the urethra internally know as the urethral & pariurethal sponges. The G-Spot was named after Dr. Ernst Grafenberg who was one of the first doctors to bring attention to the area when he published an article in 1944 locating the area. While the attention and awareness brought to the G-spot is has increased over the last 50 years the spot it's self is not new and has been around as long as women have been and as been known of by the Ancient Taoist and Tantric Sex practitioners as evidenced in their writings where they make references to both the spot and female ejaculation. There are a few books about the G-spot most of them will bore you with a long history of scientific studies. That is not my goal here. This is a “How To” manual so I will leave the history essays and scientific studies to those other books and concentrate here on what I find most useful. Because I don’t believe it’s necessary to have to read through 30 pages of history and another 50 pages of footnotes and scientific documentation about the G-spot in order to learn how to have a G-spot orgasm.
Where is the G-Spot?
This question seems to cause much confusion for many men and women. In a long running survey that I have on the web (which I will share with you later in this manual many of the responses) where I ask women if they have had a G-Spot orgasm some of the women have even responded with answers like " Oh yeah, my G-spot is my feet!" Or "Mine is on
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