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RE: Could the G-spot increase pain tolerance? - 11/25/2008 12:29:52 PM

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The next thing you know he is going to say there is no Santa Claus either...

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RE: Could the G-spot increase pain tolerance? - 11/25/2008 12:34:43 PM

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the medical profession has historically ignored/marginalised women's issues, so if they claim that the g-spot doesn't exist, it doesn't really phase me
i do believe i had my first ever "g-spot orgasm" the other day thanks to my oh so lovely Dom and it was one HECK of an experience. i thought i was going to die, but in a good way =p
pretty sure that was all very real and that part of me actually exists =p

so whatever

ANYWAY, i would guess that the pain tolerance thing DOES indeed have somethign to do with arousal, and if the gspot gets you super aroused, then...
well it only makes sense, i think :)

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RE: Could the G-spot increase pain tolerance? - 11/25/2008 12:44:25 PM

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The next thing you know he is going to say there is no Santa Claus either...

Yeah...lol.....

wait.....

WHAT??????

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RE: Could the G-spot increase pain tolerance? - 11/25/2008 1:02:19 PM

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Yes, I think that's what's really going on here--G spot or no.

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Endorphins increase pain tolerance.

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RE: Could the G-spot increase pain tolerance? - 11/25/2008 7:27:11 PM

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Endorphins increase pain tolerance. I deliberately use sexual stimulation, G spot and otherwise, to raise pain tolerance levels.

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RE: Could the G-spot increase pain tolerance? - 11/25/2008 7:32:56 PM

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ahhh so that's the secret of your popularity ;)

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Endorphins increase pain tolerance. I deliberately use sexual stimulation, G spot and otherwise, to raise pain tolerance levels.

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RE: Could the G-spot increase pain tolerance? - 11/25/2008 7:49:13 PM

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so in general, the closer someone gets to orgasm the more intensity somethign has to have to be felt so of course this makes sense

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RE: Could the G-spot increase pain tolerance? - 11/25/2008 9:58:09 PM

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Endorphins increase pain tolerance. I deliberately use sexual stimulation, G spot and otherwise, to raise pain tolerance levels.

will you marry me

I would give it serious consideration. How do you feel about little red cages?

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ahhh so that's the secret of your popularity ;)

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Endorphins increase pain tolerance. I deliberately use sexual stimulation, G spot and otherwise, to raise pain tolerance levels.

I love connecting with a slave and turning up the heat until passion, sex, love and submission blur together in a big life raft floating on a sea of endorphins that carry her past the pleasure/pain threshold.
Endorphin dispensers are always popular . . . especially if they are passionate, attractive and well mannered. But I guess that’s not a secret eh?

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RE: Could the G-spot increase pain tolerance? - 11/27/2008 4:13:11 AM

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Well, I guess I'm just going to have to try to convince that part of my body that it just doesn't exist. Go figure.

Well there is that. I believe that you think you have one. It is just that the entire medical community doesn't believe it. Everbody is different to a certain extent but most of us have wrist bone that's connected to the finger bone, It's not like every girl can point to the same spot and say here it is. Like you can with other body parts.

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It is there to be used by those who believe. It can mask great agony while it is pleasured which is the goal for some, for others, that agony can be revealed by suddenly denying the very pleasure masking that delicious agony.

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RE: Could the G-spot increase pain tolerance? - 11/27/2008 4:26:16 AM

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Have to ask. How is one supposed to stimulate the GSpot when the legs are up in stirrups and they are pushing and screaming for their life? Are we now to hire another party to stimulate the area while the resident is trying to leave and the gurney is surrounded by Midwives, Dr's etc? Bring it on, I say. I will be the first to apply for the job!

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RE: Could the G-spot increase pain tolerance? - 11/27/2008 4:37:57 PM

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* Raises her hand as one who hasn't found her g-spot & doesn't squirt with whopping orgasms *

Or was that TMI?

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RE: Could the G-spot increase pain tolerance? - 11/27/2008 4:42:26 PM

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Thorn, get here and I'll try to hook you up. LOL

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RE: Could the G-spot increase pain tolerance? - 11/27/2008 4:47:09 PM

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I think most of us knew that sexual stimulation increases pain tolerance, having been playing with pain and pleasure for years, eh? :D But I suppose it's nice for science to do research that backs up what we know.

Funny, I'm imagining a pregnant submissive up on the stretcher with her legs in the air and her fingers in her pussy. "Just trying to get another cum in before the delivery!" And all the doctors and nurses staring in disbelief. "Did she really say she doesn't want any demerol?"

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With all sorts of twisted logic to defend the g spot when the medical community says there is no such thing.

Come on dude, try getting a girlfriend and putting your fingers there, it's real. Your derailing (and incorrect) post probably shouldn't have been made.

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RE: Could the G-spot increase pain tolerance? - 11/27/2008 4:57:18 PM

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Come on dude, try getting a girlfriend and putting your fingers there, it's real. Your derailing (and incorrect) post probably shouldn't have been made.

Amen to that.

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RE: Could the G-spot increase pain tolerance? - 11/27/2008 5:06:13 PM

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Well, I guess I'm just going to have to try to convince that part of my body that it just doesn't exist. Go figure.

Well there is that. I believe that you think you have one. It is just that the entire medical community doesn't believe it. Everbody is different to a certain extent but most of us have wrist bone that's connected to the finger bone, It's not like every girl can point to the same spot and say here it is. Like you can with other body parts.

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The "entire medical community" doesn't believe in a lot of things, doesn't make them right. Every human female can point to a similar place. It is the textured area around and/or above the eurethal opening. It may be slightly higher or lower, or a bit to the left, but every woman i have been with, has a g-spot in a very findable place. ;;-)) I have one too!
Bad One are you just looking for an argument, or do you really not know how to find it? If you really don't know, I can teach you how to find it, but you will have to submit to me first ;;-)). In the long run, it would make you a better lover, if you care about such a thing. Next you will be saying clitoral orgasms are fiction. Or squirting.

To the OP. I am not sure if it relieves pain to have it stimulated, but the pleasure does make pain more tolerable. My uterus is tilted into my vaginal canal. That means anything longer than 7 1/2 inches hits it. My Ob/Gyn said it was equivalent to being hit in the balls. When the width is equal to the task of rubbing on my g-spot, it makes the pain tolerable at the very least. If not, i resort to other options.

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RE: Could the G-spot increase pain tolerance? - 11/27/2008 5:15:44 PM

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The next thing you know he is going to say there is no Santa Claus either...

Angelika??? My birthday twin... *lip quivers*... you're joking, right?

I have to agree with many have already said here. When my Master is increasing the intensity of play/pain, He often uses sexual pleasure to counter the sensations that would normally be too much for me. It's like my brain is being fed too many different pieces of information. Pain - pleasure - pain - pleasure... overload!!! but in a really yummy way.

Pleasure --->

<--- Pain

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