G-spot and squirting: fiction or reality?

I think we’ve all heard the news that the g-spot doesn’t exist, but scientists also believe that female ejaculation doesn’t exist. And we all know that they are wrong, saying I don’t have a g-spot (whatever it is) makes as much sense as saying a perineum isn’t sensitive. You may not be able to prove it, but it’s there!  G-spot stimulation is a sure way to get me off, even more so then working the love-button. It might not be what they thought it was, but it sure is something!

The same goes for squirting, I wouldn’t offer it as a service as it is unreliable, but it has happened to me. So why would people say it doesn’t exist? Apparently even science isn’t sure which way to go, I did find this on pubmed:

“The existence of female ejaculation and the female prostate is controversial; however, most scientists are not aware that historians of medicine and psychology described the phenomenon of female ejaculation approximately 2,000 years ago.“

If you are interested, go have a look, pubmed is science, but not boring!