The G-spot is surrounded by myth, mystery and an enormous amount of debate and controversy. There is much opinion on both sides, usually with little supporting evidence offered. Here we take you through the facts and the studies.

The G-spot is associated with an organ called the Female Prostate, which is similar to the male prostate and looks like this:

What is Female Ejaculation?

Sometimes during sex, women eject a fluid known as female ejaculate or female come. It comes out of the body through the urethra, the same tube through which urine passes. It's often confused with urine, but it's not. It's clear, has very little smell and leaves no stain on bed sheets. Chemically it's similar to male prostatic fluid, which makes up about 20 to 30% of a man's ejaculate.

This is not your normal encyclopedic sex positions page (there are plenty of those on the web) but some lesser-used sex positions which lend themselves well to female pleasure, especially so the man can stroke her clitoris.