And I got mine from a random wonder trade this morning . <| sep |> Chyeah I wasn ' t trying to troll , I wasn ' t expecting it to blow up either . I ' m not a crazy person , I just think that what I responded to is a pretty harmful mindset . I ' m just a dude with an opinion . <| sep |> Only thing '' savage '' is this title <| sep |> If Forest or ATWA don ' t win , I rage <| sep |> So I ' ve heard . I really liked the first one . <| sep |> Yes , that is the standard advice . But we ' re looking for information that goes beyond the standard advice . If shallow and gentle penetration with fingers , to stimulate gspot is not safe , why isn ' t it safe ? With reference to this image , I can see one possible answer . Even if the cervix isn ' t being touched directly , stretching adjacent tissues e . g . by pressing hard upwards on the gspot may indirectly create tension around the cervical area , and open up the wound . fig 03007 . jpgBut would soft stimulation of the gspot without lots of pressure be an issue ? Or would the very act of inserting a finger in there be enough to expand the walls to a degree where unwanted tension is produced ?