I love eating pussy.  I was trying to locate the G-Spot of a lady I was with recently.  I was licking her clit and I was doing the "come here" motion with my finger and couldn't find it her G-Spot.

She said her cervix shifted and didn't have one anymore.

Huh?  Never heard of this before.

female anatomy, but as long as I am paying for the session with my hard earned money, I will focus on my ejaculation than her orgasms.

Some people excessively worry about getting their hookers off...  Head on over to match.com pal

I'm going to respectfully disagree with you.  The "get it up, get it in, get off" approach is boring.

Yeah, I want to get off.  But I love pleasuring a lady and getting her off, too.  I love eating pussy.  A beautiful woman only gets more beautiful when she's orgasming.  If you want to call it a fetish, so be it.

But I do believe the G-spot is nowhere near the cervix.  What happens to one has nothing to do with the other.  And, no, I didn't stay at a Holiday Inn Express last night, either.  Some girls simply don't have the rough-feeling tissue that characterizes the G-spot, but it doesn't mean they don't have one.

It's just what I was told, Strokin.

As I said get a girl friend pal...

Don't worry about getting off hookers. They are sucking your dick for money, not because you look like Clooney...

If you like eating pussy, that's fine.. Eat it because you like to eat it...

I must disagree with you on this, Curly.  I like to eat pussy but I also love it when I believe she's enjoying it, or at least is giving a pretty good illusion of enjoying it.  It's part of the pleasure for me and I don't think that qualifies me or the OP as manginas.  Because, in the end, it's mainly about my enjoyment.  Call it "enlightened self-interest." lol!
Once again, this is another in a long line of what I think are foolish debates about personal preferences.  There is no right or wrong with it.  Just my opinion.

get bent out of shape if they can't make the woman cum.. As I said, if you like eating pussy eat it...But if woman doesn't seem to enjoy it or pretend to have a few (fake) Os then don't get all upset like OP.

A lot of times I have been disappointed with the service/looks and lost erection.  I doubt the girl got upset at me because I couldn't enjoy her service.

Its a transactional relationship..

I just re-read the OP and he didn't get bent out of shape about it.  He was really just relating what  the provider said about her cervix/G-spot, which, as I said, didn't make sense and he didn't seem to believe either.

... attention to the cyberbullies named:

Curly and BeenStrokin.

They have far too much time on their hands, therefore, they love to blast guys like you.

Serpius

has been VERY successful in helping johns find the G-Spot.  Even on gals whose cervix has moved  LOL

Getting a "hooker" off IS part of HIS experience. Why is that so hard to fathom? Come on guys, not everyone hobbies the exact same way or the way some of you feel everyone should. Leave the poor guy alone and let him have his burger "his way".

... CORRECT!!

The fact that a provider is getting paid is irrelevant on HOW the session goes between two consenting adults.

Those guys that are blasting CincyGuy are just being a bunch of cyberbullies.

Serpius

Does that make YOU a cyber bully as well?

Seems like it does...considering that anyone who disagrees or comments on other posts are deemed by YOU as cyber bullies.

I don't have any issue with Cincy's post..or thread.  But putting this out on TER opens his post up to comments...some of which are spot on.  While others are for "comic relief".

Every party has a pooper (pun intended)...and you and others lead the pack.

Instead of asking dumb ass questions. Why didn’t ask the lady? She is your best source.

The G-spot is a bundle of nerves located behind the pubic bone.  Not all women have it.  Easiest thing to keep in mind is fingers in, curved up toward the pubic bone.  

To get to her cervix, you would have been on your knees pressing forward, firmly.  And unless you have some OB/GYN fantasy, that action wasn't going to turn either of you on.  The cervix is also sensitive but in a, "hey, back the hell up kind of way."  It's why some women do not enjoy sex on all fours.  

Honestly, I wonder if part of the issue here was a young woman who was not familiar with her own anatomy.  The cervix protects the entrance to the uterus.  It's a fairly static thing.  Unless there had been trauma, the only thing I can think that might cause some movement is if she had a tilted uterus.  Then a pregnancy would have caused some shifting.  But I am not a doctor, so maybe I'm wrong.  

Either way, nice of you to put forth the effort.    

... have the last word on everything, don't you?

You can't stand the idea of not having that one LAST word in.

Ask your Mommy to tuck you in tonight.

Serpius

Cyber bully?

And using the old "Mommy" insult?  That's quite overused...but I guess that's all you got  

Try and ignore these posts if you feel YOU don't need to have the last word.  BUT if you need to....please come up with something...anything that is entertaining.  

I'm waiting!  You big old bully you  LOL

I kind of feel cheated as I have looked and so have many and nope, I do not posses one. Maybe that's why I get nothing from vaginal penetration (from either sex). It all clitoral for me...not that anyone asked...lol

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but at least you have found other ways to have your needs taken care of.  There has been research on the topic published recently and it seems like it is more common to NOT have one.

This site is priceless.

And it seems that there is no agreement as to it's existence.  For those interested in various studies on the topic...easy enough to find volumes on the internet.

There was a very interesting study that was shown on Discovery Science Channel that purports to explore this via MRI's.  But again...no conclusive evidence seems to be out there.

For each proponent who believes in its existence, it also seems that there are as many who refute its existence.

In any case...many gals have let me play around and perform my own studies.  I will submit that the more trust that exists, the higher the probability that a G-Spot exists.  The likelihood of any john finding it with a hooker is minimal at best.  Which is why I commented that my good pal Ben Franklin generally insures that any john can and will find it.  At least till the gal tires of his poking and prodding.  Or she's finished with her mental checklist for groceries  

I found it myself many years ago.  I just direct any unknowing partners to where it is.  

A woman has to know how to pleasure herself before another person can.  

Posted By: ChgoCPA

And it seems that there is no agreement as to it's existence.  For those interested in various studies on the topic...easy enough to find volumes on the internet.

There was a very interesting study that was shown on Discovery Science Channel that purports to explore this via MRI's.  But again...no conclusive evidence seems to be out there.

For each proponent who believes in its existence, it also seems that there are as many who refute its existence.

In any case...many gals have let me play around and perform my own studies.  I will submit that the more trust that exists, the higher the probability that a G-Spot exists.  The likelihood of any john finding it with a hooker is minimal at best.  Which is why I commented that my good pal Ben Franklin generally insures that any john can and will find it.  At least till the gal tires of his poking and prodding.  Or she's finished with her mental checklist for groceries  

Posted By: swingsbothways

The G-spot is a bundle of nerves located behind the pubic bone.  Not all women have it.  Easiest thing to keep in mind is fingers in, curved up toward the pubic bone.  

To get to her cervix, you would have been on your knees pressing forward, firmly.  And unless you have some OB/GYN fantasy, that action wasn't going to turn either of you on.  The cervix is also sensitive but in a, "hey, back the hell up kind of way."  It's why some women do not enjoy sex on all fours.  

Honestly, I wonder if part of the issue here was a young woman who was not familiar with her own anatomy.  The cervix protects the entrance to the uterus.  It's a fairly static thing.  Unless there had been trauma, the only thing I can think that might cause some movement is if she had a tilted uterus.  Then a pregnancy would have caused some shifting.  But I am not a doctor, so maybe I'm wrong.  

Either way, nice of you to put forth the effort.    

Posted By: CincinnatiGuy

I love eating pussy.  I was trying to locate the G-Spot of a lady I was with recently.  I was licking her clit and I was doing the "come here" motion with my finger and couldn't find it her G-Spot.

She said her cervix shifted and didn't have one anymore.

Huh?  Never heard of this before.

Is that many women have NO interest in vaginal play...let alone knowing if they even have a G-Spot.  

But just like many guys who have different types of "full body orgasms"...it is real.  Just that it seems that most guys have NO interest in exploring how to make that happen.

So for a gal like you...and a guy like me...WE have explored areas of sexuality that seems quite elusive to many.

With the gals like you that have experienced that type of stimulation, in the P4P world it seems to be something that has to be worked on over a period of time.  The reviews constantly allude to the Big O's...and the likelihood of that happening on an initial meeting with a G-Spot O is unlikely.  But I've been seeing some gals for a long time...on many different levels...and if nothing else I think that it's a blast trying to get that O.  But they also take your position and are quite aware of the areas that need to be addressed...and then practice makes perfect.

Posted By: swingsbothways

I found it myself many years ago.  I just direct any unknowing partners to where it is.  

A woman has to know how to pleasure herself before another person can.  

Posted By: ChgoCPA

And it seems that there is no agreement as to it's existence.  For those interested in various studies on the topic...easy enough to find volumes on the internet.

There was a very interesting study that was shown on Discovery Science Channel that purports to explore this via MRI's.  But again...no conclusive evidence seems to be out there.

For each proponent who believes in its existence, it also seems that there are as many who refute its existence.

In any case...many gals have let me play around and perform my own studies.  I will submit that the more trust that exists, the higher the probability that a G-Spot exists.  The likelihood of any john finding it with a hooker is minimal at best.  Which is why I commented that my good pal Ben Franklin generally insures that any john can and will find it.  At least till the gal tires of his poking and prodding.  Or she's finished with her mental checklist for groceries  

Posted By: swingsbothways

The G-spot is a bundle of nerves located behind the pubic bone.  Not all women have it.  Easiest thing to keep in mind is fingers in, curved up toward the pubic bone.  

To get to her cervix, you would have been on your knees pressing forward, firmly.  And unless you have some OB/GYN fantasy, that action wasn't going to turn either of you on.  The cervix is also sensitive but in a, "hey, back the hell up kind of way."  It's why some women do not enjoy sex on all fours.  

Honestly, I wonder if part of the issue here was a young woman who was not familiar with her own anatomy.  The cervix protects the entrance to the uterus.  It's a fairly static thing.  Unless there had been trauma, the only thing I can think that might cause some movement is if she had a tilted uterus.  Then a pregnancy would have caused some shifting.  But I am not a doctor, so maybe I'm wrong.  

Either way, nice of you to put forth the effort.    

Posted By: CincinnatiGuy

I love eating pussy.  I was trying to locate the G-Spot of a lady I was with recently.  I was licking her clit and I was doing the "come here" motion with my finger and couldn't find it her G-Spot.

She said her cervix shifted and didn't have one anymore.

Huh?  Never heard of this before.

As Jason Julius says there are 3 spots. 1 is the clit, 2 is the g-spot, and 3 is the deep-spot. If number 2 is not working work on the other two.

While I have not heard the term shifted uterus, I am familiar with tilted uterus. The woman's uterus is simply tilted towards the front or the back which could cause her pain durung sex and difficulty getting pregnant.

The tilted uterus could have been caused from having a child, if that is the case she could have scar tissue from the birth or the use of forceps. That may have caused decreased sensitivity to the area known as the G-spot, but it is not gone. The two really have little connection with each other.

Or she could have had the bottom knocked out of her from a brother with a nine inch ding dong, LOL

http://www.justanswer.com/ob-gyn/25pne-does-mean-when-cervix-shifted.html

She was telling you to quit digging in there without saying such not so much it "moved" .

Well I have a tilted uterus & 6 kids ( no not all by natural birth BTW) .
I still have a G spot so there's your anatomy out the window.
Now if a lady had a partial hysterectomy or IUD birth control that can cause the G spot to not exist.

I usually just move on to some other activities if it's not working out.
It's not about my pleasure in the first place.

however gentle is a very subjective term and even when the sweetest guy is trying to be gentle in his mind, it can be more than a pussy can take, especially when fingers are involved (inside and out). Think about this...you handle yourself fairly firmly when you masturbate. We need way less friction/pressure, for the most part.

Some ladies will enjoy quite a vigorous amount of movement inside and others will just about leap off the bed.

Also if what you are doing is not working, it can be quite a delicate situation to tell the guy to stop and move onto something else without hurting his feeling or his ego.

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Read what I said again. I said could cause difficulty getting pregnant. Did not say infertility. As far as the GSpot I said decreased sensitivity from scar tissue from child birth, stating that the two have no real correlation with each other. You can have a tilted uterus and a GSpot, or anatomically correct uterus with a GSpot.
My anatomy is spot on.

When they are tired of you drooling all over their clits and shoving your fingers in their vaginas...