Most people have heard of the famed G-spot found on the anterior wall of the vagina. But did you know that people with penises also have something akin to a G-spot? The so-called male G-spot is none other than the prostate, and it can be extremely pleasurable to play around with.
The male G-spot is the colloquial term for the prostate, also sometimes referred to as the P-spot. The prostate is a walnut-size gland that's part of the reproductive system in people with penises. When stimulated, the prostate secretes a thin milky fluid that contains an enzyme called a prostate-specific antigen PSA , which helps to keep semen uncoagulated so that sperm can successfully travel during ejaculation and join together with an egg to create a zygote.
The prostate has earned the name "the male G-spot" because of its potential for pleasure. When stimulated externally or internally, the prostate can create immensely pleasing feelings, which can produce or heighten orgasms. The prostate is located between the penis and bladder, with the urethra passing through it. You can find it internally by inserting a finger into the rectum and feeling through the rectal wall for a firm "nut" of spongy tissue.
Gonzalez, M. The prostate has two functions: its procreative function keeping seminal fluid in an optimal state and its recreative function adding to the ecstasy of orgasm. When the prostate is stimulated, the resulting orgasms can be more intense than the ones that arise due to penile stimulation.
Many people report that prostate orgasms take more time to achieve, which could also be part of why they hit differently, so to speak. The reason that the prostate is able to generate so much pleasurable sensation is a little bit of a mystery, but there are two main hypotheses, according to a study on prostate-induced orgasms.
