FAQ: What Is The A-Spot Orgasm?

Question: What is the A-spot orgasm?

Answer

The A-spot orgasm is the orgasm that results from stimulation of the A-spot.

The A-spot, scientifically termed the Anterior Fornix Erogenous Zone (AFE zone for short), is an erogenous zone that is located deep inside the vagina on the anterior wall about 4 to 6 inches back or as deep as the middle finger can reach… and above the cervix.

…past the female G-spot is the A-spot.

When the A-spot or the A-spot area is stimulated properly with a finger or a sex toy or repeatedly hit during intercourse with the penis, it results in an A-spot orgasm.

A-spot orgasm – a vaginal orgasm – is very intense. And the feeling (the orgasmic state) can last for about 45 seconds to several minutes.

So, there you have it…

…what the A-spot orgasm is.

Other frequently asked questions:

• What is the A-Spot?
• Where Is the A-Spot?

For more questions and answers on the A-spot, go here: Frequently Asked Questions on the A-Spot.

For other questions and answers, go here: Frequently Asked Questions.

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• How to Find the A-Spot
• How to Stimulate the A-Spot
• How to Hit or Rub Against the A-Spot During Vaginal Intercourse
• How to Give a Woman an A-spot Orgasm

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