davidscott

Men should learn the techniques outlines above very well if they wish to give pleasure to a woman. If the man wishes to explore his body and try something new, then the woman could give him something similar. However, most men are controversial and do not want to try it. The main reason is they think it is something that only homosexuals are doing. However, that is not true, because each male has that sensitive area deep inside the rectum, to be more precise, on the front side of the rectal wall. If a man relaxes enough with a woman he trusts, they could find his G-spot together. Sometimes, a woman’s fingers are too short to reach this area. Then you could try some accessories such as this one in the picture. A man could explore it alone or with his girlfriend or wife, or friend; regardless, it all brings the same result.

SinisterUrge

Its a prostate, not a G-spot.

nubby

My wife is all for helping me try to stimulate my prostate but her fingers are to short and the prostate stimulators that we have purchased are to big and make it uncomfortable. any suggestions? or any product reviews that would help?

Luve2bme

Lots of help for him there.
Be it prostate/g spot/whatever it's just a word so there's no reason to get uppity about what it's called.

Glad your wife is engaging with you on this nubby. Each person is different but you'd probably find better info. by googling and looking at legit sites.

Don't buy a toy just because of how it's advertised.

Good luck!

SinisterUrge

Misinformation is bad.

The grafenberg spot (G-spot) is a nerve bundle located inside the vagina. Only women have G-spots.

The prostate is a gland located between the rectum, the penis and the bladder. Only men have a prostate. You can stimulate it manually from inside the colon, or by massaging the perineum (aka. the taint, grundle, gooch, no man's land, space between the balls and a**hole).