Facts about the female orgasm that you did not know.

G-spot opening. The first person to write about the existence of the mysterious point was the gynecologist Ernst Grafenberg. In 1950 he mentioned "an orgasmic point in the vagina which may be intended for ejaculation". But then few people took note of this information. In 1970, scientists Beverly Whipple and John Perry resumed research and named the sensitive area in the vagina the G-spot in honor of the "discoverer." The G-spot is the erogenous zone on the front wall of the vagina, 3-5 centimeters away from its entrance. You can't see it, but you can feel it with your finger. Although the G-spot is not developed in all women.