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For the past generation getting the word out on female sexual pleasure meant unveiling the clitoris as a primary female pleasure spot and thus the surest way to orgasm. In emphasizing its inherent usefulness, there arose some heated debate about the difference between orgasms that came from external stimulation vs. internal stimulation - with some going so far as to refer to the internal orgasm as a myth.

Finding out about female ejaculation can be tough as well. Some researchers deny that female ejaculation exists, others are unconvinced and see it as being akin to urinary incontinence; others still believe it exists but are uncertain of its cause. For those women who have experienced ejaculation, and for a lucky few who have learned to do it regularly, being told it doesn’t exist is hardly inspiring!

But don't fret - Recent research shows that the G-spot, elusive to some and well known to others, is not entirely unrelated to the clitoris and that stimulation of one can mean stimulation of the other. Some experts have gone so far as to say that it is time, again to focus on internal stimulation and discover how the g-spot - and ejaculation as a result of g-spot stimulation - is the primary pleasure goal.

There is no reason to mythologize the truth, but then again, why spend your time looking for the proverbial unicorn when you can find the white horse. With these recent developments in female pleasure women have got some options. And if you don't know the facts, you can't get the job done.

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