About the clitoris, G-spot, female engorgement, female reflexes and orgasm

The clitoris, situated between the upper part of the great lips of the vulva, is the best known pleasure point in the female body. In the development of the fetus, the clitoris is made from the same tissue as a man's penis, and it has the same nerval support as the penis.

The clitoris also has a foreskin like the penis. The shape and size of the clitoris vary much. It can be just a little knot, or it can nearly look like a little penis. The clitoris has the ability to swell just like a mans penis.

However, the clitoris is only a part of a greater structure that extends backwards and downwards to the upper wall of the vagina. The part of this structure that is neares to the vaginal wall, is called the G-spot, G-zone or G-point. The urethra also penetrates the G-zone.The clitoris is actually the visible part, and the G-zone the hiden part of the same structure, that could be named the G-area.

This continous area has a mesh of blood vessels that can swell, and the zone has a rich innervation. The inner part of the area (the G-spot) can be reached from inside the vagina by stimulating against the upper part of the vaginal wall.

The clitoris also has roots extending downwards at both sides along the inner sides of the pelvic bones, the crura of clitoris. Also these bodies have the ability to swell. Other important areas with the ability to swell, are those at both sides of the urethra and vagina, just inside and under the great genital lips.

The engorgement is effected by blood filling swampy bodies and swampy areas in the female genitals. These areas are actually the same as the erectile bodies in a man, even though they have a different shape.

Blood are filled into the swampy areas when blood vessels furnishing these with blood relax and open fully up, and when vessels in the bodies themselves fully relaxes and vessels leading from the bodies constrict.

These action of the blood vessels is regulated by nervous signals from the the brain and the spinal cord, and by local hormons in the genitals. But these nervous and hormonal signals occur when the genitals are stimulated physically or chemically.

There is actually a reflex mechanism. Stimulation at the genitals trigger signals sent to the central nervous system, and these trigger signals sent back. These signals sent back increase engorgement and all the processes in the genitals and at last trigger orgasm.

According to a traditional view, female orgasms are of two kinds- clitorial orgasm and vaginal orgasm. According to another traditional view, there is no such thing as a vaginal orgasm, only clitorial ones. However, considering that the G-zone is a reality and that the clitoris and G-zone constitutes a greater body, there are probably three kinds of orgasms.

1 - Orgasm induced by clitorial stimulation and involving feelings reaching from the clitoris some way towards the G-sone

2 - Orgasm induced by stimulation through the vagina against the G-zone and involving feelings reaching forward towards the clitoris.

3 - A full orgasm induced by stimulation of the clitoris and the whole g-zone simultanously, and involving the whole clitoris - G-zone body.

A maximal orgasm is dependent of enough engorgement in the whole of the female genitals. Therefore stimulation that enhances the total engorgement also promotes a total orgasm with all the reflexes and sensorial areas active.

Faces of female orgasm

1 - The first face of the orgasmic responce are stromg physical feelings in the genitals due to genital stimulation coupled with an equally strong psychological or mental arousal. These feelings will remain throughout the whole orgasmic responce, and will go to a peak as the orgasm culminates.

2 - Soon there will be erection of the clitoris and moistening of the vaginal opening. Some women exhibit a sex flush, a reddening of the skin over much of the body due to increased blood flow to the skin.

3 - As a woman nears orgasm, the clitoral glans moves inward under the clitoral hood, and the labia minora (inner lips) become darker.

4 - As orgasm becomes imminent, the outer third of the vagina tightens and narrows, while overall the vagina lengthens and dilates and also becomes congested from engorged soft tissue.

5 -  The uterus then experiences muscular contractions.

6 - A woman experiences full orgasm when her uterus, vagina, anus, and pelvic muscles undergo a series of rhythmic contractions. Most women find these contractions very pleasurable, but some sexually active women do not. Recently, researchers from the University Medical Center of Groningen, the Netherlands, showed that it is possible to objectively recognise orgasms just by the specific frequencies of these contractions (abstract).

7 - After orgasm, the clitoris re-emerges from under the clitoral hood, and returns to its normal size in less than 10 minutes.

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