Why I Refuse to Accept a Male Doctor’s Name for Our Female Prostate
Why the G Spot and Squirting Isn’t
The G-Spot was ironically, but typically according to the norms of institutionalized sexism, named after a man.
Eric Grafenberg was a German gynecologist and conducted research in the 1940’s that referred to this pleasurable area inside the vaginal canal.
I refuse to refer to a very intimate place of female pleasure inside of me after a dude.
Old Eric G. may have been a very nice man. Maybe he was an enlightened, neo-feminist. But his name — or the first initial of his name- does not belong on or in any of our bodies.
Besides, it's not a spot. It is a region, an area, a whole system of tissues that engorge and where sex liquids release.
Speaking of release, I don’t squirt. That is something for plastic toy water guns. Such a paltry, minimizing, demeaning word.
I can’t decide which term is more infuriating:
The word ‘squirting’ trivializes an amazing and wonderful function of our amazing and wonderful bodies; the term ‘g spot’ maintains the chains of male experts in our bodies.
My female prostate gland produces ejaculate and when it is stimulated just so, I come like a…
