Anatomical studies in recent years (including materials from the French Association of Urologists) have established that what we call the “G-spot” is actually not a separate structure, but part of the clitoral-vaginal-urethral complex — it coincides with the area of the internal “roots” of the clitoris.
Exact location On the anterior wall of the vagina, 5-8 cm from the entrance, clockwise to 12 o'clock (when lying on your back). This is not a single point, but a zone 2-3 cm in diameter.
Why it feels different to people Since the size and shape of the internal structure of the clitoris varies from person to person, the degree of sensitivity in this area also varies — intense for some, almost imperceptible for others. The scientific consensus is that both options are normal.
Practical advice The most effective way to explore your own body is to experiment with your hands in a relaxed environment, without time pressure — with different angles and forces of pressure. What you discover, then share with your partner exactly as you find comfortable.