This class is a focused session on the G-spot (referred to as the urethral sponge or G-pad), covering its anatomy and hands-on de-armoring and arousal techniques. It opens with an explanation of the G-spot as an area of erectile tissue surrounding the urethra rather than a single point, how arousal level affects sensation there, and the role of the Bartholin glands in lubrication and outer-lip arousal. The class then covers external preparation — massaging the outer lips, vaginal opening, and Bartholin glands — before moving into internal work on the G-spot itself, using techniques such as "come-hither" motion, pulsing, stroking, and pushing against the back vaginal wall, along with guidance on working through sensations like numbness, discomfort, or the urge to urinate. Throughout, it addresses breath, pelvic movement, and vocal sound as tools for both release and building arousal, along with technique variations aimed at exploring female ejaculation. A closing guided rest period is followed by an extended Q&A covering topics such as squirting (including its relationship to orgasm and possible protective function against urinary infection), working with persistent pain or numbness, cervix movement during practice, and individual differences in arousal patterns.
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