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Let me show you ladies I know my shit have you ever had an A spot and G spot orgasms at the same time??? What an A spot you say huh Enjoy my knowledge Where exactly is the A-spot? The A-spot is along the front vaginal wall, usually about 4 to 6 inches back. However, some variation is to be expected. “Everyone’s internal clitoral structure is different, so the A-spot may be in a slightly different spot,” says Sinclair. How do you find it? Share on Pinterest First, find the G-spot. To do this, gently insert your pointer finger one or two inches inside your vagina and then curl your finger upward toward your belly button. If you feel a walnut-sized patch of spongy tissue, that’s the G-spot. From here, push up inside your vagina another two or so inches. Move your finger in a slight windshield wiper motion, instead of the usual in and out. Do you notice an increased feeling of pressure or sensitivity? If you do, great! If not, don’t worry. Your fingers may not be long enough, so you might need to use a sex toy to reach it. It’s also possible that you’re hitting it and just not feeling a noticeable amount of pleasure. “Everyone’s ‘money spot’ is different, so don’t feel like your body is abnormal if it doesn’t cause a ‘wow’ sensation,” says Sinclair. What’s it feel like? Unlike the G-spot, the A-spot typically doesn’t have a different texture or firmness than the rest of the vaginal canal. “[However] it may feel softer or spongier when you apply pressure,” says Dr. Sadie Allison, bestselling author of “The Mystery of the Undercover Clitoris” and founder and CEO of Tickle Kitty, Inc. And whether you’re in the mood for foreplay or ready to get down to business, stroking this area is all but guaranteed to get things moving. “It’s made up of an area of sensitive tissue that lubricates when touched and stimulated,” explains Dr. Sadie. “Rubbing this area will likely result in making you wetter.” How is it different from the G-spot? The G-spot is about the size of a penny. You can usually stimulate it by making a come-hither motion with your fingers inside your vagina, or with penetration angled at your front vaginal wall. The A-spot is also located along the front vaginal wall, about two inches deeper inside the vaginal canal than the G-spot. Because of this, it may be harder to reach with just your fingers. Experts recommend using an insertable toy that’s at least 5 inches long, or experimenting with a partner whose penis or fingers are long enough. “The A-spot may be isolated in some, [but] for others it’s less of a spot and more of a pleasure zone,” says Dr. Evan Goldstein, founder and CEO of Bespoke Surgical. “It may be more appropriate to think of the ‘A-spot’ as more of an ‘A-zone,’ because of the number of nerve endings in that area that can be pleasurable to touch.” Is it easy to orgasm this way? A-spot stimulation requires penetration, and research shows that less than 20 percent of folks with vulvas can achieve orgasm through penetration alone. “People who have experienced orgasms through deep vaginal penetration have likely had an A-spot orgasm,” says Dr. Sadie, adding that they’re usually more intense and longer lasting than G-spot orgasms. “I’ve always needed really deep, rough penetration in order to orgasm,” says Sam F., 23. “I didn’t know that what I was experiencing was likely an A-spot orgasm until I found some article online about it.” If you haven’t experienced a vaginal orgasm before, it’s possible that the A-spot is your magic button. It was for Jen D., 38, who now often uses a strap-on or long G-spot toy to stimulate her wife’s A-spot. “One night I was wearing a long 7-inch cock and she started making noises I’d never heard her make before. We kept going at it, and eventually she came. I wasn’t thinking about why it felt so good for her in the moment, but after we realized I was probably hitting her anterior fornix zone.” Is it easier to stimulate with vaginal or anal penetration? Due to the proximity of your anus to the vaginal wall, you can indirectly pleasure the A-spot through anal penetration. However, vaginal penetration is able to hit the A-spot more directly. Which techniques work best? You can use different techniques and toys — with or without a partner — to find and stimulate your A-spot. Here are just a few to try out. With your fingers If you or your partner’s fingers are long enough, they might be all you need to experiment with A-spot play. Although you can give this a go in classic missionary, it may be easier to start on all fours. Doggy style allows for deeper penetration. To do this by yourself in missionary: Lie on your back. Insert your fingers inside, palm facing up, fingertips curled towards your belly button. Locate your G-spot, then slide your fingers up inch by inch. Experiment with small side-to-side and long swiping motions. To do this with a partner in doggy: Get on your hands and knees, with your partner positioned behind you. Have them enter you with their fingers from behind, palm facing down. Ask them to curl their fingers downward in a come hither motion, then move deeper inside you. With a vibrator “Choose a toy that’s at least 5 inches long [and] designed for G-spot or A-spot stimulation,” says Dr. Sadie. “One with a slight curve [is] best.” Dr. Sadie recommends the Stronic G, a G-spot pulsator that features a curved tip. To do this by yourself: Get into your go-to masturbation position. Insert the toy so that only an inch or two aren’t inside of you. Play with the different settings until you find one you like. To do this with a partner: Have your partner insert the toy inside you, keeping the curved tip pointed towards the front of your vaginal wall. Either have them play with the different settings, or put your hand over theirs and press the buttons yourself. With a wand toy Just as folks prefer different strokes and sensations on their clitorises, not everyone will enjoy vibrations on their A-spot. Opt instead for a curved, non-vibrating A-spot or G-spot wand. Both Sinclair and Dr. Sadie call out the njoy Pure Wand as being particularly well-suited for A-spot experimentation and play. “This stainless steel, nonporous toy is seriously amazing,” says Dr. Sadie. To do this by yourself or with a partner: Missionary is best, so lie on your back. Insert the toy, varying the angle until you find one that feels good. What positions work best? “Any position that offers deep penetration is a great choice since the A-spot is deep inside vagina,” says Dr. Sadie. Here, she shares her top picks. Lifted missionary For a spin on classic missionary, add a couple of pillows or a sex ramp under your hips. This will tilt your pelvis so your partner’s dildo or penis can angle up toward your cervix just right, explains Dr. Sadie. To give this a try: Lie down on your back, and position the ramp or pillow beneath your hips. Play around with location of the device, for optimal support and pleasure. Have your partner position themselves between your legs, facing you. Pull your knees to your chest to allow for even deeper penetration. Doggy “Doggy works well to access the A-Spot,” says Goldstein. “[It] may be especially desirable for those who are into power play, because it can create a submissive feeling in the partner being penetrated.” To give this a try: Position yourself on all fours, with your partner kneeling behind you. Have your partner position their dildo or penis at your entry. Shift your hips back to draw it deeper inside. Find a slow rocking motion that allows them to hit your A-spot with each tiny thrust. Cow Penetratee-on-top positions (often known as cowgirl) — and its many variations — generally allow for deep penetration. Start with the classic version of this position before experimenting with reverse, seated, or leaning, suggests Dr. Sadie. To give this a try: Have your partner lie down on their back. Straddle them so your knees are on either side of their hips. Lower yourself all the way down onto their dildo or penis. Rock back and forth until you find an angle that targets your A-spot. Rear-entry missionary If you enjoy anal penetration, it’s time to revisit the missionary position. Rear entry indirectly stimulates the A-spot through the thin tissues of the vaginal wall, says Dr. Sadie. To give this a try: Lie down on your back. Have your partner position themselves between your legs, facing you. You may find it helpful to lift your knees slightly — your partner can hold on to your calves to help support your legs. When you’re properly warmed (and lubed!) up, have your partner enter you slowly with their dildo or penis. Place your hands on their hips to control speed and depth, and find a rhythm that works for both of you. Reach between your legs to stimulate your clitoris. Is vaginal ejaculation possible? The jury’s still out on what causes ejaculation exactly. But Dr. Sadie says the G-Spot is the part of the body most associated with vaginal ejaculation, not the A-spot. The bottom line Toying with A-spot stimulation can be a sexy way to explore what brings you pleasure and desire. But it’s just one of the many erogenous zones folks with vulvas have, so if you don’t like A-spot play, that’s OK, too. “The most important part of your pleasure is your pleasure,” says Sinclair. “Keep exploring and you’ll find what works for you, whether or not you have a label or the exact spot you like touched.”
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