Men Who Care About The G-Spot Are A Myth, Say Experts
THE long-held belief that there may be some men who care whether or not their partners are having a nice time during sexual intercourse is a myth, scientists claimed last night.

Professor Helen Archer said: "We tested 1800 pairs of male twins and each and every one of them couldn't give a shit."
Tom Logan, a part-time intercourser from Hatfield, said: "G-spot y'say? Sounds familiar. Isn't it from some 1970s cartoon? Four young people, each with superhuman agility and a little mascot called Keyop who spoke complete gibberish. No, it wasn't Defenders of the Earth, though a lot of people do often get them mixed up.
"Anyway, I really don't see what all this has to do with fannies and such like."
Julian Cook, from Grantham said: "Don't be so repulsive. Why on earth would I know or care what's up there? You should be thoroughly ashamed of yourself."
And Bill McKay, from Peterbourgh, added: "I've got one. It's called 'the end of my knob'."
Professor Archer said women could now relax knowing they were no longer under pressure to find a man who cares about the G-spot and could now treat their sexual partner as nothing more than a second-rate vibrator with a car.
She added: "I thought I had one once, but it turned out he was just trying to finish things off so he could catch the second half of The Great Escape.
"Big Steve McQueen fan."
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