But to back their assertions regarding the correct terminology to use, the Puppos employ no actual subjects or data and instead use 12 diagrams, 11 of which come from their own previous publications (the 12th is from Wikipedia).
What sexologists sometimes refer to as “clitoral bulbs” should in fact be called “vestibular bulbs,” and the areas that are stimulated and become erect during sex should not be called the “clitoral complex” but instead the “female penis,” they write.
That won’t be useful information for most women, who don’t typically meet up for coffee to chat about anatomical terminology. But some other assertions could make a difference.
For one thing, the authors insist that researchers stop using the term G-spot for a spongy area of the front vaginal wall anecdotally linked to orgasm, because it has no basis in science.