New study shows nerds are bad at sex

sensibleken

http://www.huffingtonpost.com/2012/01/19/g-spot-does-not-exist_n_1215822.html?ncid=txtlnkushpmg00000053

Many women swear they have one, but a new review of 60 years of sex research shows science still can't definitively find the G-spot.
Researchers have used surveys, imaging scans and biopsies of women, all trying to locate and define the presumably orgasmic area on the vaginal wall known as the G-spot. Based on a review of 96 published studies, an Israeli and American research team came to one conclusion.
"Without a doubt, a discreet anatomic entity called the G-spot does not exist," said Dr. Amichai Kilchevsky, a urology resident at Yale-New Haven Hospital in Connecticut, and lead author of the review, published Jan. 12 in the Journal of Sexual Medicine.
Kilchevsky conceded the work is not "1,000 percent conclusive," allowing that other scientists could one day find something his team missed. But they would need new technology to do it, he said.
A half-century quest
The G-spot was named in honor of the late Dr. Ernst Gräfenberg, who in 1950 described a particularly sensitive 1- to 2-centimeter wide area on the vaginal wall. Gräfenberg's description put Western medicine on a quest to define and learn more about the spot, purported to be a few centimeters in from the vaginal opening, on the vaginal wall toward the front of a woman's body.
But Gräfenberg wasn't the first to write about such an erogenous zone. The Kamasastra and Jayamangala scripts dating back to 11th century India describe a similar sensitive area, according to the new study.

Modern surveys of women on the subject only confounded the search. From a review of 29 surveys and observational studies, Kilchevsky concluded that a majority of women believe a G-spot actually exists, although some of those women also say they can't locate it.
Other researchers have looked for physical evidence. Biopsies of tissue taken from the vaginal wall often find more nerve endings in the area of the purported G-spot than in other regions of the vaginal wall. But Kilchevsky and his colleagues also found biopsy studies with inconclusive results, and the authors point out that sensitivity in the human body isn't determined by the number of nerve endings alone.
One 2008 study used ultrasound imaging to explore the vaginal wall of women, and found evidence of thicker tissue in the area of the G-spot among women who reported having vaginal orgasms. Women who said they had never had vaginal orgasms had thinner tissue in that area. However, other imaging studies included in Kilchevsky's review couldn't find a conclusive G-spot.
Ultimately, Kilchevsky said he hopes his conclusions support women who worry they can't find the G-spot at home.
"Women who can't achieve orgasm through vaginal penetration don't have anything wrong with them," he said.
Kilchevsky doesn't think women who claim to have a G-spot are crazy either. "What they're likely experiencing is a continuation of the clitoris," he said. G-spot skeptics often point out that the tissue of the clitoris extends into the body, behind it where the G-spot would be located

After half a century of examination of women without having sex with or talking to them, scientists conclude the female g spot does not exist.

The same team is due to report on how bras cannot be opened by the human hand and talking to girls causes cancer.

Biggins

New study shows nerds are bad at sex

Hasn't stopped me!
Four kids to prove it!

Sindri

The g-spot doesn't exist

Come over here and I'll show you where it is.










It's located between the f-spot and h-spot.

Sindri

Biggins wrote: »

Hasn't stopped me!
Four kids to prove it!

None of the black ones are yours though.

Dudess

Nerds can be THE BEST at sex.

Sgt. Bilko 09

i believe the term is coitus.

Jimoslimos

Kilchevsky conceded the work is not "1,000 percent conclusive,"

Stopped reading, poor understanding of basic math.

stupidusername

hmmm, well it's possible only some have it maybe. Mine exists anyway. but the thread title doesn't really link to the article.

Sindri

Dudess wrote: »

Nerds can be THE BEST at sex.

*Nerd*

Nerd wrote:

I got my glasses all fogged up again.

Nerd wrote:

Oh no my pocket calculator got lost in there.

Nerd wrote:

I wish I could love you but as a Vulcan I don't feel emotion.

44leto

I am a nerd and yes I am bad at sex, but good at ****.

I thought the whole cervix region was the mythical Gspot its not so much a spot but an area,

Logical Fallacy

50 bucks and i'll find your G-spot, guaranteed*.


































*Seriously.

Sindri

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/G_spot

Robdude

It's a myth. It's always been a myth.

It's like giving a bunch of young girls their first beers and watching them get drunk, before showing them it's 'non-alcoholic'. You tell enough people about X and some of them will believe it.

There is no G-spot. It, physically, does not exist. There is no concentration of nerve cells in the 'alleged' location of the G-spot. It's backed almost exclusively by anecdotal evidence. The same kind of evidence that people use to 'prove' aliens exist. 'No man, I swear, this one time, I totally found it!'

//Waits for some one clever to question my sexual orientation, experience and/or abilities.

kowloon

Robdude wrote: »

It's a myth. It's always been a myth.

It's like giving a bunch of young girls their first beers and watching them get drunk, before showing them it's 'non-alcoholic'. You tell enough people about X and some of them will believe it.

:eek:

Biggins

Biggins wrote: »

Hasn't stopped me!
Four kids to prove it!

Sindri wrote: »

None of the black ones are yours though.

I could be black!
I could be Michael Jackons offspring...

af_thefragile

Who the hell funds these studies?!

Capt'n Midnight

sensibleken wrote: »

talking to girls causes cancer.

http://www.facebook.com/group.php?gid=269512464297

Morag

Pff sounds like they didn't as the sex nerds*.






*yes sex nerds are real, they know more about sex then most people and revel in what they know, sharing it and always want to know more.

El Horseboxo

All I know is that the clit exists and I am the clit commander.

Logical Fallacy

Robdude wrote: »

It's a myth. It's always been a myth.

It's like giving a bunch of young girls their first beers and watching them get drunk, before showing them it's 'non-alcoholic'. You tell enough people about X and some of them will believe it.

There is no G-spot. It, physically, does not exist. There is no concentration of nerve cells in the 'alleged' location of the G-spot. It's backed almost exclusively by anecdotal evidence. The same kind of evidence that people use to 'prove' aliens exist. 'No man, I swear, this one time, I totally found it!'

//Waits for some one clever to question my sexual orientation, experience and/or abilities.

Not sure if would agree with that to be honest. I reckon it's more based in the fact that everyone will have a personal preference with regard to stimulation more than anything else.

Yahew

Apparently the study had nothing to do with nerds being bad at sex.

Mr.Biscuits

I guess it would all depend what type of sex someone likes. If you want some guy to slam you around and drill you into next week, then Simon from accounts is probably not gonna cut it.

up for anything

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Red Hand

Logical Fallacy wrote: »

50 bucks and i'll find your G-spot, guaranteed*.


































*Seriously.

Alright, prove it.

I'm a male by the way.:eek:

GLaDOS

Thread title is highly inaccurate.

>.>

Dyr

I thought G Spot was one of them rapper lads

John Doe1

From my many many conquests I can confirm it is in the left nostril

Ladies PM me for some 'fun'

44leto

G spots who cares. Like that the wimmins problem.

I wonder why i can't keep a GF, baffling.

EASYNEWS

I'm a male so I dont care if it exists but I love looking for it