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Originally Posted by thermight
While this does not mean the existence of the location that has the potential for pleasure does not exist. It just means that it is not its own organ.
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That's how I interpreted the study.
"There is no physiological or physical basis for the G-spot" doesn't rule out the possibility that girls who like having their 'G-spot' stimulated aren't actually enjoying stimulation of the urethral sponge or clitoral shaft. It simply states that there is no distinct physical organ that can be identified as a G-spot.
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