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Everyone with a vagina has the tissues that make up the G-spot area: the internal clitoris, the urethral sponge and Skene's glands. What varies is how sensitive that area is and how much you enjoy pressure there. Some people find it intensely pleasurable, some feel very little, and some prefer external stimulation entirely. All of those are normal responses, not signs that something is missing.
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