Male G-spot: Where Is It & How To Stimulate It | ASTROGLIDE

Where is the Male G-Spot?

Although we can’t exactly draw you a map, we can tell you that the male G-spot is actually the prostate gland.

The male G-spot is a gland about the size of a walnut, and it’s located right under a guy’s bladder.

Much like the female G-spot, the male G-spot is about two inches in, and toward the belly.

If a man is feeling excited, you can stimulate this magical male G-spot directly with butt play and anal stimulation. You can also stimulate the male G-spot indirectly from outside the body by stroking the perineum. While for many couples, learning how to stimulate the prostate is breaking all new sexual ground, there are some pretty compelling reasons to leave your comfort zone and get frisky with his G-spot.

5 Reasons You Should Learn How to Find the Male G-spot

1. He’ll experience an intense orgasm.

If you’re a woman who has ever had a G-spot orgasm, think about the first time it happened: how different it felt from any orgasm you’d had before, how intense and even surprising it was. For both straight and gay men, the G-spot is woefully ignored when it comes to male orgasms. The first time you go for his prostate, it may be an incredible first-time experience for him.

2. The male G-spot is taboo.

Let’s face it: sometimes, the greatest pleasures are the ones we deny ourselves, and the male G-spot is the forbidden fruit of a man’s erogenous zones. If your man hasn’t explored that part of his own anatomy — maybe he’s used to being on top — it might be taboo and a bit freaky. And that’s what makes it so hot!

3. Does he have trouble getting it up? Relax and go for the G-spot.

Erectile dysfunction is a source of emotional distress for many men, and the causes are myriad.

Anything from cigarette smoking to high blood pressure to plain old everyday garden-variety stress can decrease sexual pleasure and keep a man from getting an erection. And, of course, once you get stressed about not getting hard, that stress keeps feeding into itself, making erection more and more difficult. Any woman who has had to deal with vaginal dryness can probably relate! Unfortunately, while an aroused woman with vaginal dryness can still get it on with the help of a personal lubricant, it’s not so easy to help a man get hard. That’s where stimulating the male G-spot comes in. If you’re both in the mood, but he has erectile dysfunction from performance anxiety, try massaging his prostate gland. You might find that the sexual arousal from the G-spot love helps him to relax and get an erection.