When I first heard of the male L-spot being talked about, I thought it was the usual feminist madness. I didn't even want to try to make the effort to understand what it was about.
It happened during a conference of Doctor Elisabetta Leslie Leonelli. I couldn't think that a woman had something to teach me about my orgasm. Only years afterward by reading her book "Coccole e Carezze" (Hugs and Caresses), some doubts came to me and I decided to do an experiment. I was astounded.

Among other things, I understood why sometimes I had such strong orgasms. In fact, you can experience the pleasure of the L-spot even casually, not knowing that it exists. But knowing where it is and how to treat it is better. A lot better.
I believe that in the future, statues should be erected in the piazzas of Italy to Leslie Lionelli because she has been the first to clearly point out the existence of the male L-spot. We Italians are proud of her as we are proud today of Dante, Leonardo, Marconi and Totò, the famous Neapolitan comic.

Here is how she describes it: "...As I had in front of me the lateral sections of the male genitals with the tumescent tissues, the nerves, the testicles, the prostrate, etc... I suddenly realized how much the base of the penis penetrates deeply inside the pelvis. What is seen outside the body constitutes less than half of the whole tract, where the tumescent tissues, the real "protagonists" of the erection of the penis, continue inside the pelvis, beyond the pubic bone, underneath the prostrate gland, almost reaching the wall of the rectum".