“Fuck me badly once, shame on you. Fuck me badly twice, shame on me.” – Sex & The City

We all have sexual demons. While your head may not be spinning 360 degrees (not sexy!), you might be possessed by other annoying anxieties that are holding you back. Now’s the time to banish the devils from your bed and reclaim the glory of hang-up-free, hallelujah-hot sex.

The Demon

Orgasm face anxiety

Tragic but true. At the moment of utmost ecstasy, some men and women worry that they look like gnarling hyenas… or a mouth-agape Taylor Swift at an award show. A friend of mine used to bite her lips when she orgasmed, but then he was told by one of her former boyfriends that it looked like she was faking it and being overly dramatic. Now she’s deeply self-conscious about it and can’t fully enjoy her orgasm for fear of how her face looks.

The sexorcism

There’s an actual scientific term for freaking out about your orgasm face, and it’s not, “Dude, you’re crazy!” Spectatoring is when you’re judging your own pleasure without fully experiencing it. Don’t let your face block your penis’ happiness. Try looking into your partner’s eyes (or kissing on her earlobe and neck) to focus more on connecting  with her and less on what your face looks like. Side note: Never judge a woman’s orgasm face. Just be happy it’s happening.

The Demon

Frozen vocal cords

She’s grabbing your balls like they’re made of steel and grinding on your penis like a Maltipoo in heat. At this point, you’d love to nudge her in the right direction and tell her that her moves aren’t that arousing as she might think, but your vocal chords are paralyzed. “I’m scared to ask her to do something because I’m afraid she’ll think it’s weird or she’ll become upset and want to end the whole thing”, says Michael or his sexual silence.

The sexorcism

Talking about sex when you’re about to do the dirty puts too much pressure on everybody. Next time you’re having a conversation in the car or on the couch, let her know a couple of things she does that you like before suggesting you’d love more (penis action/oral/what have you). Most women appreciate a little sexy direction.

The Demon

Hand dependency

You love your hand. Her motor’s so powerful, it could rev up a Tesla, and she always gets you off. But things take a turn if you’re more into your hand than sex with a real, live person. It takes just enough time to ejaculate while masturbating, but I either go too fast or take too long when I’m with my partner”, says Kyle.

The sexorcism

Your magic hand can’t yank off your underwear and flip you into girl-on-top like a human lover can. So try making yourself come in the presence of your partner. Once she sees what motions turn you on, she’ll be more than happy to apply what she’s learned. Also, if you think that what you’re lacking is more friction, try a vibrating penis ring during sex with your partner. A woman wants to see you come. Include her!

The Demon

Penis shame

Getting oral from a woman who knows what she’s doing is like eating salted-caramel gelato while watching your favorite soccer team play. But sadly some men are too ashamed of their manly parts to enjoy it. Karl won’t allow women to go down on him after an ex told him, mid-oral, that his penis is “sooo bent”. Now he thinks he looks weird, so he won’t let girls do it.

The sexorcism

In porn, the huge, straight, veiny penis is all the rage. But there are no perfect penises – they come in a plethora of shapes, colors and sizes. Still, many penis-shame sufferers are disconnected from their own penises. I suggest a penis exam. Grab a mirror and bond with your magic wand. Touch yourself using different sensations – fingers, vibes, feathers! You’re built for pleasure. The more you experience it, the more you can share it with your partner.

Have a sexy week,

Gabrielle Moore

P.S. If you think your partner might suffer from some of the demons mentioned here, have her read the piece also. You’ll both benefit from it! To discover more advanced tips and techniques about G spot orgasms CLICK HERE NOW!

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“Why go to the gym when you can just have sex with me?”

Men and women spill the beans on the tips and tricks that gave them the best orgasm ever. This is one time I encourage copying.

From the women

“My guy knows I like to have sex in unique locations. One time, he took me to a tree house. The unexpected surroundings let me focus on my body and head right to orgasm town.” – Jess

“I was at a bar with my boyfriend and after a couple of margaritas I was feeling really confident so I dragged him into the bathroom and demanded he kiss me down there. The public passion was a huge turn-on.” – Monica

“The best sex I ever had was straight after my boyfriend said he loved me for the first time. There was so much heightened emotion. Everything felt so supercharged.” – Sarah

“While we were having sex, my boyfriend made me laugh just as I was about to orgasm, which intensified it beyond belief.” – Sharona

“My best sex ever was with a guy who was a bit older than me. I’d never been with someone who was so confident and sure of himself, and his intensity made me feel so sexy and desirable.” – Angela

“The night I was first introduced to toys in the bedroom was the best sex I ever had. My boyfriend was very familiar with them. He pulled out a bullet vibrator and started off with a slow speed, then medium, and inserted it into my vagina and went down on me at the same time.” – Stephanie

“I enjoy being tied up, but asking for it kills the submissive vibe. I texted my guy during the day to tell him that if I put on my red robe, it meant I wanted him to take the best off and tie me up with it. The sex that night was the best we ever had.” – Missy

“I remember the first time I put a pillow under my butt while my guy gave long, sensual thrusts. He was grinding me in a circular motion so I could feel his penis massaging my G-spot and his pelvic bone rubbing my clitoris. I was stimulated after a few thrusts.” – Holly

From the guys

“My best sex was this one time with my ex. She wrapped her legs around me, and I lifted her with my left hand and squeezed her butt while gently pulling on her hair. I was able to control the depth and angle, and I could tell how much she enjoyed it.” – Maxim

“I was with a girl who started so soft and sweet. She gently kissed me and caressed my back as I was thrusting. Suddenly she turned into a wild woman! The quick and complete change in the mood was amazing.” – Doug

“A woman I was with would squirt lube on her hands, then she’d put them on either side of my penis. Instead of gripping, she’d keep her hands flat, and move back and forth as if she was rubbing her palms. The friction took me over the edge.” – Garrett

“Once my girlfriend tied me to the bed and blindfolded me. Not knowing where she would touch me next got me so hard.” – Cameron

“One girl made great noises in bed. She said my name over and over and it made the sex so hot. It let me know I was using the right moves.” – Andrew

“I was with a girl who would liven up things with some power struggle. She’d pin me down by grabbing my wrists or arms. I loved it because she was really in the moment.” – Ed

“I had a girlfriend who told me when and where to orgasm. She’d say things like, ‘I can’t wait to taste you’. I mean, I know semen is not that appetizing, so it was amazing to be made to feel as though it’s the best thing ever.” – Andy

“I was on top and the girl I was with clasped her hands around my neck, then moved them down my back. When she got to my hips she threw me on my back, put her hands on my chest and rode me.” – Zach

“I got chatting to a librarian who worked at my favorite book store. We were flirting and I said how hot it would be to have sex in a library. She took the hint and next thing we were at it in the library (it had closed). I was amazed by her confidence.” – Henry

Have a sexy week,

Gabrielle Moore

P.S. Great sex and great orgasms have one rule of thumb in common: a good mental and physical communication between the two members of the couple. So go ahead, start practicing perfection! Check out my program on the subject, G-Spot orgasms made easy.

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The G spot orgasm is one of those elusive sexual acts. Some people have found the G spot and swear that it’s the best thing that has ever happened to their sex life. Others have tried to locate it and have failed. Some love it, some like it and others hate it. Even the experts don’t agree on the G spot. The bottom line is, we need even more research into this sexual spot so that we can better understand what it is and how it works. The good news is that some new research has been done and we beginning to have a better understanding of vaginal orgasms and the G spot. Here is what they discovered:

* The G spot is not actually a spot! – This is something that has been misunderstood about the G spot for a long time. Both scientists and lovers have been searching for a spot that is its only separate thing on the inner wall of the vagina, but that’s not actually what the G spot is. It’s much more complicated than that…

It’s actually a whole zone on the front inside wall of the vagina that is composed of several parts. Most guys know of the part of the clitoris that they can see, but that’s just the tip of the iceberg. There is a whole internal structure of the clitoris that you don’t see. It’s shaped like a wishbone with the tip being the part that you see and the arms of the wishbone extending on either side of the vagina. The new theory is that the “spot” is actually when you stimulate these clitoral “arms,” the Skene’s gland, and the anterior vaginal wall.

* Vaginal orgasms (or G spot orgasms) ARE different than clitoral orgasms – Research has been done to study women’s brains when their clitoris, vagina and cervix were being stimulated. An MRI showed that women have different sensory pathways when their vagina is stimulated to the sensory pathways for when their clitoris is being stimulated. Another study showed that women who were paralyzed from the waist down and had lost sensation in their clitoris, but were still able to experience vaginal sensations.

* The bigger the G “zone,” the more likely the woman is to have a vaginal orgasm – We’re talking about thickness here. The thicker this area is, the bigger the concentration of blood vessels, nerve endings, muscles, and glands, and therefore the more sensitive it is to stimulation. The research shows that there are some women who have small zones and therefore it will be much harder for them to have a vaginal orgasm. That means you might be doing everything in your power to give a woman a G spot orgasm, but if her G zone isn’t particularly sensitive, it might not ever happen. For other women vaginal orgasms might be possible, but only when combined with other types of stimulation. There is nothing wrong with the women who have limited vaginal sensitivity. Just like some women love to have their necks kissed and others might not like it, the same goes for G zone stimulation.

* Which is better? The vaginal orgasm or the clitoral orgasm? Many claim that the vaginal orgasm is more intense, but then there are just as many who say that clitoral orgasms are better. The jury will probably be forever out on that one. No one can really say since it will always come down to personal preference. They are both amazing, but different.

* Vaginal / G spot orgasms don’t often happen by accident – It’s rare for a woman to happen upon one without really knowing her body. If you and your partner really want to try to achieve this kind of orgasm, the best thing you can do is explore her body and learn what she really likes. More importantly, SHE needs to do this kind of exploration in order to really get to know her sexual self.

All of this new information should be extremely helpful for all of our quests to understand the female orgasm even better. It’s important to keep in mind that women are different and there is never just one one-size-fits-all sex technique that will work for 100% of the population. So, if you have been searching for that G spot and have gotten frustrated not being able to find it, why not just begin to explore her body and learn about it and just see where it leads you?

Kisses,
Gabrielle Moore

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There’s no doubt you’ve heard all the hype about the G spot. It’s been said to be the superior kind of orgasm to the clitoral orgasm. Many women have lusted for it and their partners have longed to give it to them, but not everyone has been able to achieve it, which has led to a lot of speculation on whether or not it even exists.

Ask most sex experts and they’ll agree that the G spot DOES exist. Not every woman loves to have it stimulated (some do) and not every woman is able to experience a G spot orgasm (for whatever reason – not stimulated correctly or simply not possible for her). But let’s set aside the much-debated G spot for now to discuss another exciting erogenous spot in the female vagina: the anterior fornix erogenous zone. This zone is called many things: AFE zone, AFE, A-spot, epicenter, deep spot or second G-spot, but for this article we will refer to it as the AFE zone.

What and where is the AFE zone?

The AFE zone was discovered by a Malaysian sexologist named Dr. Chua Chee Ann. He was researching women with vaginal dryness and discovered that stimulating this particular spot led to fast lubrication and arousal in his subjects. It is a spot located deep within the vagina, close to the cervix.

The AFE zone is located on the inner wall of the vagina, just like the G spot, but unlike the G spot, the AFE zone is located much deeper. You can find it by inserting your finger all the way inside her vagina and bending your finger slightly inward at the top. At the top of her vagina is the cervix and the AFE zone is just before that.

How to give your partner an AFE zone orgasm

* Just like any other kind of special stimulation (clitoral, G spot, etc.), you’re partner will need to be aroused before stimulating this area. To make sure you’ve accomplished this, engage in at least 15 minutes of foreplay before trying to touch this area.

* To find the spot, insert your finger all the way inside her vagina and first try to locate the cervix. The cervix will feel like a round-shaped, rubbery and firm mass at the very top of the vaginal canal. Once you’ve located that, move your finger toward the front of the vagina, but still maintain your finger very deep inside her. It should have a similar feel to the G spot: spongy to the touch.

* The stimulation technique for the AFE zone is also similar to the G spot technique. Use your finger to sweep across the area in a “come hither”- like motion. Dr. Chua Chee Ann suggests using a scooping motion to stimulate it repeatedly. You can also try other stimulation techniques that work well on the G spot, such as applying pressure to the spot by tapping on it with your finger, tracing circles over the zone, or making little figure 8 motions.

* Some people might have trouble reaching the AFE zone or others might find it difficult to do the right kind of motions once their finger is inside their partner. If that’s the case for you, you can also try using a long G spot sex toy to do the job. Make sure you get one of the toys that has a longer shaft to use so that it can be inserted further into her vagina to reach the AFE zone.

* Dr. Chua Chee Ann also reported that AFE zone stimulation feels best for a woman when it’s done in combination with other kinds of stimulation. You can try stimulating the area while fingering your partner, during oral sex, clitoral stimulation, or while stimulating the breasts. Another technique that feels really amazing is to alternate between stimulating the G spot and the AFE zone.

* Special tip * Stimulating this area results in a lot of lubrication, so a good way to know if you’ve got the right spot is if your partner suddenly gets really wet.

Dr. Chua Chee Ann said that stimulated the AFE zone for 10 minutes every single day could result in better vaginal lubrication and more regular orgasms for women. So, if you didn’t have a reason to try this zone out before, now you do! And your partner will love the results as well.

Have fun exploring this exciting erogenous zone!

Kisses,
Gabrielle Moore

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As far as sex goes, you guys have only two questions: Now? Why not now? These sum up every curiosity you’ve ever had, every mystery you’re yearned to unravel. Well, these are the only official questions. Unofficially, there are a few others that pertain to certain puzzles that have nagged at you since time commenced. So just what are your most burning bedroom riddles? Here are some of the questions that are likely simmering in your head right now, plus answers.

“She loves foreplay. My repertoire is a little limited and, honestly, foreplay’s not my favorite part of sex. Any new tricks I can surprise her with?”

If you tend to rush through foreplay, it’s because you don’t see it the same way women do. You’re ready for sex the moment you have an erection. Delaying intercourse when you have an erection and a willing woman nearby? That’s idiotic, according to your biological wiring. To you, foreplay has only one purpose: to get you craving penetration as quickly as possible, by warming you up and helping you lubricate. To make that happen, you may touch your partner the way you like to be touched sexually – you make a rush for the genitals. But women usually enjoy the lightest, feathery, teasing touches in areas that you don’t necessarily think of as erotic, such as the face, hair, neck and the sides of the body. My advice to you? Be playful! As long as you know that sex is coming eventually, making a game out of getting there can create a mind-blowing urgency – one that will soon make sex without foreplay seem dull by comparison.

“She can only climax when I give her oral. Is that normal?”

I get it. You like to see all of the effort and grit of intercourse culminate into something more than, well, your partner lovingly waiting to come. Your intentions are noble, it’s your understanding of female anatomy and arousal that’s lacking. You think that intercourse triggers orgasms for every woman out there, but actually most women need direct clitoral stimulation to get there. All you need is a little knowledge. Experiment with positions that may give her clit more sensation, and use a vibrator or your fingers during sex.

“Our lovemaking’s become routine. How can I get her to consider something new without having her freak out?”

You’re smart to be wondering about this: routines are dangerous to sexual relationships because they can mean you’ve stopped paying attention. Arousal and desire are all about attention. I know you have countless common sexual fantasies, and probably the number one things you want to try is anal. If she’s flatly not into it, tell her you’d like to have more sex in the doggie style position. A simulation is better than nothing, at least for starters. If among your other wishes you cite more oral sex, bondage play or having her dress provocatively and do a striptease, but you don’t know how to discuss them with your partner, start slow. I know you’re putting yourself on the line by asking this and probably feel pretty anxious, but you need to take your needs seriously, and who knows, she might even be into those as well. And remember, almost anything new – a different position, a different stroke of the tongue – can add a jolt when you’re in a rut. Just try something – anything.

“What is the most expert way to hit her alleged G-Spot?”

The G-Spot has been the best and worst thing ever to happen to men. It’s incredibly empowering for you to think there’s a magic button you can push to make her blow through the gates of ecstasy. And it’s infuriating and humiliating when you can’t find this damned button or make it work. Every literate man in the world has read directions on G-Spot stimulation at least 30 times: when she’s fully aroused, you’ll put your finger inside of her, press up toward her navel, and lightly stroke her back and forth in a come hither fashion. And then she’ll explode like an H-bomb. Right? Not necessarily. Just as many women won’t orgasm from intercourse alone, many women have a harder time responding to G-Spot stimulation. All I can say is that you’ve got to… keep trying.

Hot kisses,

Gabrielle Moore

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Every sex expert under the sun is nowadays looking to school you on the G-spot. And it’s actually no wonder: the whole idea of the G-spot has been a hot topic of debate for a seriously long time. Some researchers say it doesn’t exist at all; some say it’s its own thing; some (correctly) identify it as the root of the clitoris. Either way, it rocks and you should definitely include it in your carnal repertoire.

The G-spot refers to the anterior wall of the vagina, about two inches inside of the vagina. It is a walnut-textured patch located behind the pubic bone. When stimulated, the area swells with blood, causing copious sexual pleasure. G-spot orgasms are those elusive, deep vaginal orgasms that many women crave, but that a big number of men don’t know how to achieve. The important thing to remember before we go further into this subject is that no orgasm is better than any other. If you’re giving your lady orgasms from any sort of stimulation, that’s fantastic.

In order to get to the bottom of this G-spot confusion, I created a method on how to unlock your partner’s orgasmic potential for vaginal climax.

1. Locate the area

The first step is finding the G-spot. Straight up P in the V or a dildo in the V penetration doesn’t always hit the G-spot. In fact, studies have shown that only 25 percent of women report having orgasms through penetration alone. The G-spot is not just up in there somewhere and the more you poke around, the more you get it going. Wrong. The G-spot’s location (behind the pubic bone) means you need to curve upwards towards the belly button to hit it. No straight up and down boning will do. I suggest using any dildo or vibrator that you and your partner feel comfortable with. Don’t get too focused on size; the goal is to stimulate the anterior wall of the vagina so the positioning of the toy is more important. Position is everything.

Insert a G-spot wand or two fingers into the vagina and hook upward. Feel around and see what you’re working with up there. If you need help on finding out if what you’re doing works, just ask your lady to describe how what you’re doing feels. Some women have reported G-spot stimulation as a desire to urinate; others have said it’s like a warm wave of water. Each woman may find the feeling different and unique to them.

2. Determine what feels good

Experiment with different pressures and movements. Try circular motions, grounded movements and whatever else tickles your lady’s fancy. Don’t be afraid to experiment. The G-spot is a multidimensional area and certain things may feel better than others. G-spot stimulation may not be enough to produce an orgasm so try externally stimulating the clitoris with your fingers or a vibrator for extra arousal. No one said this was a one-act circus.

3. Choose the right positions

The best position to stimulate this area during penetrative sex is woman on top or rear entry. The goal is for the penis to hit the anterior wall of the vagina. You can also try coital alignment technique. Get in classic missionary position, but stick one or two pillows under her butt for extra lift. This allows your penis to curve up towards the G-spot while she grinds her clitoris on your pubic bone. Again, don’t limit yourself to penetration. Use a small finger vibrator. Powerful G-spot orgasms are often combined with other forms of sexual touching. Take advantage of everything that feels good to your partner.

4. Some women don’t have them . . . and that’s OK!

While every woman has a G-spot and, therefore, the physical capability of having a G-spot orgasm, not every woman will. Some love deep penetrative stimulation and some do not. Some women may enjoy stimulation more shallow or deeper on the anterior wall than where the G-spot is located. Some like being penetrated, but don’t have orgasms this way. That’s OK. Every body is different and enjoys different kinds of pleasure. If your partner doesn’t like having her G-spot touched or does like it but doesn’t find it orgasm-inducing, that’s perfectly fine and normal. She’s not broken or damaged. She just doesn’t get off with that kind of touching. As long as you’re doing what feels good for the both of you, great!

Hot kisses,

Gabrielle Moore

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The most erogenous zone on your lady’s body is also the most difficult to find. You may even doubt it exists, and there are also a lot of women who feel that way. Because there’s also a psychological pressure when it comes to the elusive G-spot: there are people who talk about incredible orgasms… Women who have felt their body shaking under intense waves of continuous pleasure make you feel less fortunate for not being able to experience the same out-of-this-world orgasms.

But the pressure is often our worst enemy, especially when it comes to our sex lives. Both you and your lover need to feel relaxed in order to fully enjoy your experiments and make them successful.

When I ask women about this mysterious spot, most of them say they “feel something” when they explore it themselves, but that their partners seem unable to find it or stimulate it during penetration. Some men don’t even try, they say.

But if the G-spot is something intriguing to you, I must encourage you to continue on this journey because it will be the adventure of a lifetime for you AND especially for your lover. This ultra-sensitive spot is real – I can promise you this – and it’s not as pretentious as you imagine once you become aware of its existence.

That’s why I think the best approach is starting with the basics. Here are the
answers to all of your burning questions regarding the G-spot:

1. Why is there so much controversy surrounding the G-spot?

That’s because the evidence of its existence is a bit mysterious. The G-spot isn’t visible and doesn’t even differentiate itself from the tissue surrounding it. It’s rather described as a cluster of nerve endings and tissue that engorges when stimulated. The fact that it becomes bigger is actually your only clue it’s there – and once you feel it, you can begin a more structured stimulation.

2. Where is it again?

The G-spot is located at about 2.5-3 inches in the vagina directly below her urethra. She needs YOU to really enjoy and explore this sensitive area because the location makes it basically impossible for her to reach it with her own fingers. That means you’re the only one who can really activate that goldmine of pleasure – feeling lucky yet?

3. Does every woman have a G-spot?

Yes, every woman has it, but it’s true that many of them have never… felt it. That is because it requires a specific type of stimulation and a bit of patience for exploring the area. The truth is many men lack the patience.
Also, the degree of sexual sensation in the spot varies widely with every woman, not to mention that it can vary even within the same woman depending on the timing of arousal, time of the day, time of the month (ovulation) or even her mood.

4. What’s the best technique to stimulate it once you find it?

Your fingers provide the best access to the G-spot. You need to be firm, but gentle at the same time as the area is extremely sensitive. Use a “come-hither” curl to your stroke and you might feel a slight increase in firmness about the size of a quarter. That’s her G-spot. Once you’re certain you’ve found it, continue the stimulation making the same movement, but varying the intensity as her moans increase. Ask your partner about what feels best.

5. How can you be certain you’ve found the right spot?

It’s true that some lovers say they can’t feel anything with their fingers and that depends on how big the area gets when stimulated. If the engorgement is only very subtle, then you might not feel it. However, your lady will be able to guide you to the correct area based on her sensations. If you’re close, she will feel it surely. The need to pee is also a sign that you’re on the right spot since it’s located so close to the urethra. Just note that she will need more general arousal before her body will acknowledge this same touch as sexually pleasurable.

6. Can intercourse provide G-spot stimulation?

Yes, you can bet on that. But you have to be aware of the fact that some positions bring the penis into contact with the G-spot more than others, so don’t just assume you can hit it from any angle. Usually, the positions where she tilts her pelvis are best.

Hot kisses,

Gabrielle Moore

P.S.: It turns me on to think about all those sexy ways you’ll experiment with your lover while trying to make the most of her hottest area – don’t forget practice makes perfect! Also, if you want to get access to more advanced information, check my program Vagina Masterclass

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While you can reach orgasm more easily, she can experience more types of orgasms – a nature’s way to compensate, perhaps?

Some men find this idea pressing because they don’t really know how to help their lady achieve these different types of orgasms but really you should see it as a way of having more fun in the bedroom. This shouldn’t be a case of “What do I do, how do I get her there?”, but a sexy collaboration between you two.

Couples who are able to communicate in the bedroom are also able to communicate in all aspects of life – and this just makes your connection unbreakable. Do you want to know what else makes you unbreakable as a couple? Always moving forward and try new things – in the bedroom and outside of it.

Baby, the female body is so beautifully complex that it would be a shame not to explore it to the max! Don’t you want to know her most sensitive spots and how she reacts to different types of stimulation? Don’t you want to awaken parts of her she never even knew existed?

If you do this, I can guarantee she’ll never need or want another man in her life. Plus, this is an exciting journey filled with extreme orgasms for both of you. So hop in!

These are the 3 most powerful orgasms she is desperate to experience more and I want you to be the one who makes her feel sooo good…

The G-spot orgasm

I’m mentioning it first because, in my opinion, it’s the strongest one. It’s also a rare one, unfortunately. Not because she is not able to experience it but because most women (or men) don’t even believe in the existence of a G-spot.

It’s easier to say it doesn’t exist than to make an effort to identify and then arouse it the right way. Baby, there is evidence that the G-spot is real and thanks to the millions of sources of information out there, it’s easier than ever to find it. For most women, the G-spot is located one inch or so inside the vaginal opening on the upper wall — closest to the belly button, as I always say. It is harder for her to reach it so she really needs you for this. Luckily, you’ll be there to give her a hand – literally.
I suggest you try and find it with your forefinger first – through a “come here” bend. It should feel like a spot that has a different, more slippery texture. Once stimulated, it starts to expand so it gets easier to hit it during penetration.

How to give her a G-spot orgasm more often: I always say this a special kind of orgasm because it involves her whole body. If she’s not relaxed and completely aroused, the G-spot won’t expand and therefore it won’t be exposed and fully stimulated during sex.

The key here is to get her fully wet BEFORE you even enter her. Maybe start with watching a sexy video, then say, “I’d love to do that to you”. Then kiss her slowly all over her body until she begs for penetration. If you want to make G-spot orgasms your specialty fast, I suggest you check out my “G-Spot Orgasms Made Easy” techniques!

The “Wet Dream” Orgasm

Wet dreams orgasms are so powerful that they wake you up! I’m sure it happened to you too – so you understand my need for mentioning this type of orgasm. Men experience an orgasm while sleeping particularly in their adolescence years, but women have them throughout their lifetime – though not as often as they wished!

My last wet dream orgasm happened two years ago and I still remember how it felt – almost teasingly good! Because you have this feeling like you’re approaching orgasm more and more, but that it will never truly come. And then… boom! – orgasm explosion throughout your whole body without even touching yourself!

Wow, the brain sure is a wonderful thing. Your woman probably experienced it too and – like most of us – she probably felt ashamed. “Why would you feel ashamed of something that feels so good?”, you might ask. Well, because nobody taught us that we deserve to feel this good on our own, to accept our bodies completely.

Please encourage your lady to do so because I promise you it will improve your sex life!

How to help her reach a “wet dream” orgasm: Even if you can’t help her physically, there are still ways you can provoke her brain to enter the orgasmic mood. The easiest way to do so is by teasing her. Just don’t have sex for a few days, but tease her with sexy pics and messages all the time. These images will get stuck in her brain and the only escape will be – you guessed it! – a wet dream + orgasm.

The Simultaneous Orgasm

Every woman dreams of climaxing with her lover every time. But it’s not easy to synchronize your orgasms, mainly because she takes longer to finish, so you feel pressured to let her orgasm first. Plus, female orgasm is so elusive that you never know if she’s truly experiencing an orgasm or if it’s going to just… slip away.

But finishing at the same time is a remarkable thing to achieve as a couple – it will make you feel like you can do everything together. Your connection will become stronger and your sex life… 10 times better.

So I get why she fantasizes about this a lot. More than you think, actually.

How to achieve simultaneous orgasms: You have to be able to understand her sexual responses well enough to predict when she’s close to sexual bliss. Try a position that allows you to stimulate the clitoris during penetration because this will help her synchronize her orgasm with yours. Also, pay attention to her body: when her clitoris or vagina starts pulsing, she’s definitely close to absolute pleasure.

Hot kisses,

Gabrielle Moore

P.S.: Baby, these powerful orgasms are a gift you should exchange more often as a couple. Even if she never talks about it, the G-spot orgasm becomes more and more intriguing as a lot of her friends mention it – so I want you to be able to give her that in ways no other man could! Check out my steamy program called “G-spot Orgasms Made Easy” to discover the easiest techniques to stimulate this amazing sweet spot!

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The Truth About the Most Misunderstood Pleasure Zone

You’ve been lied to about the G-spot.

Where it is. What it feels like. How to find it. How to stimulate it.

Even well-meaning sex educators often miss the mark.

That’s why in this article, I’m going to bust the biggest myths men believe about the G-spot—so you can finally understand it, touch it, and master it.

And by the end, you’ll also know:

Why most men miss it completely
How to stimulate it with your fingers and your penis
Why it feels so different from clitoral orgasms
What it really takes to make her squirt

Let’s rewrite everything you thought you knew.

Inside G-Spot Orgasms Made Easy, I show you exactly how to do it—with Karla Kush and Celeste Star.

Myth #1: The G-spot is a standalone organ

It’s not.

The G-spot is not a separate part. It’s a convergence zone—where multiple sensitive areas overlap: the urethral sponge, Skene’s glands, and deep clitoral nerves (yes, the clitoris has internal arms!).

This is why it can feel intense when stimulated—and why it responds differently in each woman.

Research from the Journal of Sexual Medicine shows the G-spot is not a distinct anatomical structure, but a sensitive region influenced by surrounding nerves and blood flow.

So stop looking for a “button.” Think zone, not dot.

See how I map and stimulate the full zone inside G-Spot Orgasms Made Easy.

Myth #2: It’s a spongy, obvious spot

Not always.

Many men think they’ll feel a distinct “spongy patch” like a magic trigger. But here’s the truth: not all women have a pronounced texture.

For some, it’s soft. Others firm. For many, it becomes more noticeable only when she’s highly aroused.

That’s why my students often miss it. They expect obvious. But arousal—and patience—makes it come alive.

Studies suggest about 60–70% of women report G-spot sensitivity, but the sensation can vary widely.

It’s not about pressing harder. It’s about tuning in.
Inside G-Spot Orgasms Made Easy, I show you exactly how to do it—with Karla Kush and Celeste Star.

Myth #3: It’s only stimulated by fingering

False.

While fingers are great for targeted pressure and for giving her a slow, sensual buildup, they are not the only way to stimulate her G-spot.

In fact, the G-spot may have evolved to make penetration pleasurable—especially when combined with emotional connection and physical rhythm. That means your penis, when angled correctly, can deliver just as much pleasure, if not more.

The key is understanding angles and positions.

If your penis curves upward: Use missionary with her hips elevated—stack a firm pillow under her lower back. This tilts her pelvis and aligns the G-spot with your upward curve.
If it curves downward: Doggy style works best—especially if she arches her back and you angle slightly upward with each thrust.

Even straight shafts can stimulate the G-spot with shallow, rocking motions, or side-to-side thrusts focused on the front wall of her vagina.

Depth isn’t always the goal. Precision is.

Inside G-Spot Orgasms Made Easy, I show how to combine penis angle, rhythm, and trust to trigger her deepest orgasms.

Myth #4: Clitoral and G-spot orgasms are the same

They’re not.

Yes, both are connected—because the clitoris isn’t just the tip outside. It has internal legs that wrap around the vaginal canal. But the sensations they create are different.

Clitoral orgasms: Sharp, external, explosive. G-spot orgasms: Deep, throbbing, full-body.

Most women describe G-spot orgasms as more emotional, more intense—and more likely to create a bond with the man who gives it to them.

This is why G-spot mastery makes you unforgettable.

Myth #5: The G-spot causes squirting

Not alone.

The G-spot plays a major role in female ejaculation—but it’s not the only piece. Squirting happens when several things align:

G-spot pressure: Rhythmic, firm stimulation builds internal pressure
Clitoral stimulation: Adds arousal, intensity, and makes release more likely
Hydration: Her body needs to be physically able to release fluid
Rhythm: A smooth, repetitive tempo allows her to build up
Relaxation: Most importantly, she has to feel safe enough to let go

Some women squirt with fingers. Others only do it during penetrative sex. And for many, it takes the right rhythm, trust, and a man who doesn’t rush her.

The liquid itself comes from the Skene’s glands, near the G-spot—but it’s the mental and physical combination that unlocks it.

If you want to master this, my course Squirting Orgasm Shortcuts shows you how to trigger ejaculation—without stress or guesswork.

Ready to Find Her True G-Spot?

Now that you know the myths—you’re ready for the truth.

The G-spot isn’t a mystery. It’s a map.

And when you learn how to find it, stimulate it, and build her toward climax… she’ll never forget the man who made her gush.

Watch me demonstrate every technique—on camera—with Karla Kush and Celeste Star, inside G-Spot Orgasms Made Easy.

Hot kisses,
Gabrielle Moore
Sex Expert & Author of Naked U

 

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The Truth About the Most Misunderstood Pleasure Zone

The G-spot is dead. —At least the way you’ve been taught.

It’s not a dot. It’s not even a “spot.” You’ve been misguided.

Where it is. What it feels like. How to find it. How to stimulate it.

Even well-meaning sex educators often miss the mark.

That’s why in this article, I’m going to bust the biggest myths men believe about the G-spot—so you can finally understand it, touch it, and master it.

And by the end, you’ll also know:

Why most men miss it completely
How to stimulate it with your fingers and your penis
Why it feels so different from clitoral orgasms
What it really takes to make her squirt

Let’s rewrite everything you thought you knew.

Inside G-Spot Orgasms Made Easy, I show you exactly how to do it—with Karla Kush and Celeste Star.

Myth #1: It’s only stimulated by fingering

False.

While fingers are great for targeted pressure and for giving her a slow, sensual buildup, they are not the only way to stimulate her G-spot.

In fact, the G-spot may have evolved to make penetration pleasurable—especially when combined with emotional connection and physical rhythm. That means your penis, when angled correctly, can deliver just as much pleasure, if not more.

The key is understanding angles and positions.

If your penis curves upward: Use missionary with her hips elevated—stack a firm pillow under her lower back. This tilts her pelvis and aligns the G-spot with your upward curve.
If it curves downward: Doggy style works best—especially if she arches her back and you angle slightly upward with each thrust.

Even straight shafts can stimulate the G-spot with shallow, rocking motions, or side-to-side thrusts focused on the front wall of her vagina.

Depth isn’t always the goal. Precision is.

Inside G-Spot Orgasms Made Easy, I show how to combine penis angle, rhythm, and trust to trigger her deepest orgasms.

Myth #2: Clitoral and G-spot orgasms are the same

They’re not.

Yes, both are connected—because the clitoris isn’t just the tip outside. It has internal legs that wrap around the vaginal canal. But the sensations they create are different.

Clitoral orgasms: Sharp, external, explosive. G-spot orgasms: Deep, throbbing, full-body.

Most women describe G-spot orgasms as more emotional, more intense—and more likely to create a bond with the man who gives it to them.

This is why G-spot mastery makes you unforgettable.

Myth #3: The G-spot causes squirting

Not alone.

The G-spot plays a major role in female ejaculation—but it’s not the only piece. Squirting happens when several things align:

G-spot pressure: Rhythmic, firm stimulation builds internal pressure
Clitoral stimulation: Adds arousal, intensity, and makes release more likely
Hydration: Her body needs to be physically able to release fluid
Rhythm: A smooth, repetitive tempo allows her to build up
Relaxation: Most importantly, she has to feel safe enough to let go

Some women squirt with fingers. Others only do it during penetrative sex. And for many, it takes the right rhythm, trust, and a man who doesn’t rush her.

The liquid itself comes from the Skene’s glands, near the G-spot—but it’s the mental and physical combination that unlocks it.

If you want to master this, my course G-Spot Orgasms Made Easy shows you how to trigger ejaculation—without stress or guesswork.

Myth #4: The G-spot is a standalone organ

It’s not.

The G-spot is not a separate part. It’s a convergence zone—where multiple sensitive areas overlap: the urethral sponge, Skene’s glands, and deep clitoral nerves (yes, the clitoris has internal arms!).

This is why it can feel intense when stimulated—and why it responds differently in each woman.

Research from the Journal of Sexual Medicine shows the G-spot is not a distinct anatomical structure, but a sensitive region influenced by surrounding nerves and blood flow.

So stop looking for a “button.” Think zone, not dot.

See how I map and stimulate the full zone inside G-Spot Orgasms Made Easy.

Myth #5: It’s a spongy, obvious spot

Not always.

Many men think they’ll feel a distinct “spongy patch” like a magic trigger. But here’s the truth: not all women have a pronounced texture.

For some, it’s soft. Others firm. For many, it becomes more noticeable only when she’s highly aroused.

That’s why my students often miss it. They expect obvious. But arousal—and patience—makes it come alive.

Studies suggest about 60–70% of women report G-spot sensitivity, but the sensation can vary widely.

It’s not about pressing harder. It’s about tuning in.
Inside G-Spot Orgasms Made Easy, I show you exactly how to do it—with Karla Kush and Celeste Star.

Ready to Find Her True G-Spot?

Now that you know the myths—you’re ready for the truth.

The G-spot isn’t a mystery. It’s a map.

And when you learn how to find it, stimulate it, and build her toward climax… she’ll never forget the man who made her gush.

Watch me demonstrate every technique—on camera—with Karla Kush and Celeste Star, inside G-Spot Orgasms Made Easy.

Hot kisses,
Gabrielle Moore
Sex Expert & Author of Naked U

 

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