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Welcome back! So far we’ve discussed all sorts of orgasm techniques, and we’ve just started touching on sex toys. With the vast range of sex toys out there, we are discussing them by category: Last month we covered clitoral toys, and this month we cover G-spot toys, a topic I know many of you have been looking forward to! Let’s get into it..

Today we’re talking about sex toys – more specifically, toys designed to target the clitoris for direct stimulation. Many toys, such as the well known “rabbits” are great for clitoral stimulation, but they also target the g-spot and vaginal canal, so we’ll leave these for another post and focus specifically on toys that target just your clitoris. This is not to say you can’t start with more complicated...

As we revealed in our last post, there’s much more to the clitoris than what many women are aware of. Understanding these internal workings of the clitoris gives us some insights as to the best and most well known ways for direct clitoral stimulation...

It’s incredible to think that we only “really” discovered the clitoris in 2009! Why has this part of the female anatomy been ignored for so long? Well, the sad truth is that it has most likely been ignored by science as it serves no purpose in reproduction. The clitoris is indeed the only human organ that serves no other purpose than to provide feelings of pleasure!

Start off with some foreplay and make sure that you are well aroused – the G-spot is much easier to find in this state. Many couples find that using fingers is generally easier to hit the G-spot than using the penis. The key to remember is to guide your partner through it – use your hands on theirs, and move your hips to put your body into the right position.

Much about the female orgasm still seems to be a bit of a mystery. The G-spot, for example, has been a very controversial topic with doctors and experts going back and forth over whether or not it really exists.

As we discussed in our previous blog post, many women are unnecessarily worried about their lack of ability to climax. The fact is that besides a lucky few, most women have to “learn” how to climax.

The simple truth is that orgasm is a much more automatic response for men than it is for women. While the majority of men can climax fairly easily, women just aren’t built the same way.