My G-Spot and Me

By JOHANNA REED

Ask yourself: Have you found your G-spot? Most women – including me until last Sunday – would frown, and think of more questions than answers. The 12 women who gathered at the Women’s Sexuality Center for an all-day G-spot workshop by Pamela Madison learned the answers to their questions, as well as the history, the science, the basic techniques, and the glory of the G-spot. The class members sat in a circle, commenting and asking questions freely. The fact that I was in a room with women who were so open with their sexuality, with what they did and did not know, was the most beneficial part of the workshop. We learned that the G-spot is only one small part of a woman’s sexuality. Furthermore, everything within a woman’s life is connected to her yoni (vagina). With a G-spot orgasm, Madison explained, can come an understanding and release of trauma that one has carried all her life. Pamela Madison’s center was founded in 1994, and since then she has provided the community with extensive workshops about the sacredness of sexuality. When asked her long-term mission for her work, she answered,