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Having the G-ene doesn’t imply having the same amount of fun, except probabilistically (i.e., what's the probability that he'll get to the bottom of this phenomenon and figure IT out?). This relates to the genetic concept of 'penetrance' (no pun intended) that we will discuss in tomorrow's post. Maybe they want their husband (or their mates) to feel put down as performance failures. Maybe other women, wishing to uphold a demure image, deny what they experience to be true. Maybe the spot's bigger in some than others, or more trigger-happy.
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And so said both kinds of twins! What the heck more do you want for evidence? So maybe this is consistent with a G-enetic reality, and has to do with the well-known variable expressivity of the G-ene, as with any other gene. Hey, wait a minute! What kind of conclusion is that? After all, a substantial fraction of women in the study did say they had one (G spot). Or, at least, whether they reported such G-ratification.Īssuming no confounding issues such as monozygous twins picking less knowledgeable partners than sororal twins, nor a strange kind of sibling ribaldry, there simply is no evidence - at least no genetic evidence - for the existence of Playboy's favorite playground.
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More precisely, identical twins who are genetically the same, were no more concordant (didn't agree more) on whether they had the G-experience or not, compared to fraternal (well, sororal) twins who share only half their genes. Like searches for the Loch Ness monster, they delved deeply but came up empty handed. It turns out that our more socially responsible citizens (university professors), who have to think of something important to research so they can get grants and promotions, did a twin study of the G-spot. All those weird shaped twisting, vibrating, variously sized dildos: they're bunk (from this point of view, at least)! Not so, say the experts! Yet another thing that turns out not to be her fault, despite our sexist accusatory society! What was thought perhaps to be a revelation for the new G-eneration of women turns out not to exist at all! It was a sex-toy vendor's scam. But for some of the unfortunate of our better halves, this pleasure oasis doesn't seem to exist.Ĭold fish? Just not interested in their partners? Can't really get into it? The G-spot for those who are uninitiated in the arts of female pleasuring, is a point in the vaginal wall that, when proberly (no misspelling here!) stimulated can lead to exquisite orgasms (for her, too!). And Anne demurred, perhaps thinking that such a subject touched, so to speak, too close to home. But Anne thought it might be presumptuous of me to ask her such a thing. Given her history of dealing with the more sensitive subjects of sex, diarrhea, and halitosis (among others), I thought that our own special collaborator Holly would be the one to comment on this bit of hot research. Additionally, you can sign up for our Daily or Weekly newsletters to receive these top-ranked articles right in your inbox, or you can sign up to be notified when new resources like webinars or ebooks are available.Well, according to the world authority on such matters,, the crushing news has just been announced: there is no G-spot! We use reader data to auto-curate the articles, meaning that the most valuable resources move to the top. Have resources to share? Submit Your Own!ĮV Driven is a collection of the leading industry thought leadership in the form of blogs, webinars, and downloadable resources, on one convenient website.