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Is there a G-Spot for men?

The question title says it all.

Is there a G-Spot in men? If there is, where?

I have not heard anything about this, so it is merely personal conjecture. But I don’t think am the only one asking this question.

Answer 9

I'm not sure there's a direct equivalent, but two options spring immediately to mind:

  1. The first is prostate stimulation. Mechanically think about the "bend over and grab the table" part of your physical, obviously with more of an erotic overtone than a clinical one. This can be combined (or replaced) with external stimulation as well by pressing/rubbing on the perineum ("taint") under/behind the scrotum. (Note that finding the "right" place to press/rub here might be as difficult as locating the female G-Spot, particularly if you opt for the anal route rather than the external one - It will take some practice, and may cause some discomfort until you know what you're doing so be careful/gentle!)

  2. The other is that the underside of the glans tends to be extremely sensitive on most men, particularly to light touch. It can be pleasurable for some people, though I know others who become hyper-stimulated and overly sensitive, which makes it more uncomfortable than enjoyable.

Of course whether or not either of these is something your partner will enjoy is something you'll have to work out for yourselves.

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