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"\n\tAdvertisement - Continue Reading Below\n\t\n\n\n\nWhen we checked our Google news feed this morning, an interesting article popped up. A recent study claimed that the G-spot might not exist. (Yes, we have Google Alerts for the word G-spot. Ah, the joys of working at Cosmo.)Researchers at a British college say the existence of the erogenous zone may be a figment of women's imaginations. They added that if a woman claims to have a G-spot, she only thinks she does.It's probably no surprise to you that we completely disagree. And sex experts are siding with us. In fact, sexuality researcher and Rutgers University professor Beverly Whipple, PhD, immediately dismissed the findings as flawed.Perhaps the British researchers just haven't read our many articles on where the G-spot is located, the tricks to finding it, how to help your guy get to it, and the perfect positions for hitting it. Well, for all of you non-believers\u2014and for those who just want to have hotter orgasms!\u2014here are some stories you definitely want to check out:The Blended OrgasmHave Orgasms More EasilyOrgasms Unlimited! How to Have Multiples  poll by twiigs.com  "^^<http://www.w3.org/2001/XMLSchema#string>
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