CBC Doc Zone: In Search of the G-Spot
September 25, 2011 - 2:46pm
A recent CBC Doc Zone documentary on the G-spot is quite ... informative.
In Search of the G-Spot (in full at around 45 minutes)
"Understanding the structure of the clitoris is the key to understanding the G-spot.... The G-spot is nothing less than the best way to stimulate the entire clitoris. The conflict between clitoral and vaginal orgasm does not really exist because it's all one and the same thing. "The clitoris is only the visible portion of a much larger and complex organ."
And, at the end of it all. One volunteer has seven orgasms in ten minutes by thought alone and proves that the biggest and most important sexual organ ... is still the brain.
really interesting doc. see this is why i love CBC, no private network would risk showing this for fear of the prudes.
Uh, no. No private network would be interested in this when they can make more money just showing cleavage shots of young women and spare themselves the cost of actually hiring, you know, JOURNALISTS, to INVESTIGATE a story, and so on.
Doc Zone, G-spot
Controversy from such elusive nature as creating major sexual expression from ambiguous anatomy deserves consideration from many directions; you did it very well.
My husband and I turned to expanded sexuality as a major tool to help deal with grief after the death of our 16-year-old, only child, in a hiking accident. Rod is a chiropractor with thirty years of clinical experience; I am an Art Therapist. Eleven-years ago we decided to research sexuality (always together) with a hands-on approach, document our findings and use our story to help mature couples renew their intimacy by discarding gender and age stereotyping.
Personally, after over ten-years of providing paid-for service to the fantasies of women, men and couples, I find this exploration of the vagina by ambitious male fingers a throw-back from a pre-Viagra age where impotency exceeded the male desire to control his female lovers. My opinionated blog on G-spot manipulation can be read from our website: www.loveisforsharing.com
Thank you for continually reaching beyond our grasp.
Anita and Rod Nairne
www.loveisforsharing.com
Hi Rod and Anita.
Interesting website you two have there.
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I haven't seen the documentary, and I heard it was really good. I look forward to checking it out.