First of all, if it's just sensitive tissue in that particular area, then wouldn't that mean that it exists?

Also, yes it does. To access it, you insert two fingers with the palm sticking up toward the rest of the woman's body and get it to about the first joint in, maybe just a little deeper if you have small hands. You then use the "Come here" motion, which is basically moving your fingers back and fourth. You will be rubbing right at it.

I dare to say that not only is there a G spot, but an A spot, a C spot, and the list goes on. There are many different spots that are not known but are labeled as such for the same reason the G spot is labeled.

This isn't crap btw, although I cannot prove anything to anyone, my major is in psychology to specialize in sex therapy. I've taken many different forms of human growth and development, sex education, and human sexuality (mainly being college courses.) I have also had various different research on matters involving these kinds of things, and I assure you, the G spot does exist.

When it comes down to it, scientists always butt heads with each other trying to prove each other wrong. That's just food for thought on it's own regarding the authenticity of the proof that is the lack of the existence of G spots. Next, scientists will be saying the male equivalent of the G spot (In the butt where you can access the pleasure of the prostate) doesn't exist, which it does!