Mythical female 'G-spot' found by horny researchers.

The mythical “G-Spot,” so named for the gynecologist, Ernst Gräfenberg, is said to be found along the front wall of the vagina. But according to new research, it’s located somewhere entirely unexpected.

It’s located, evidently, in a woman’s head. That’s the result of a study in the Journal of Sexual Medicine involving 1,800 women. They found no proof that you can make a woman orgasm just by hitting the right spot, despite what some crazy Italians believe.

Instead, they postulate that the G-spot may be “a figment of women’s imagination, encouraged by magazines and sex therapists.” One of the study’s authors, Andrea Burri, posthumously chastised Gräfenberg saying:

Thanks to this kind of important science, women can go back to their orgasm-less lives content in the knowledge that there is absolutely nothing they can do about it.