Does everyone have the same g-spot? Mine seems to be my clit, when a guy rubs it I go crazy, and I can't take it for very long. Do I possibly have others that just haven't been found or is that the spot for all girls?

A g-spot is a particular part of your body. It is inside your vagina. Everyone's is in about the same spot.

Your clitoris is an erogenous zone. So is your g-spot. But they are very different.

Susan

Women's g-spot are all more or less in the same place. Here's what you do to find it...
Insert a finger (preferably the middle finger because it is longest) inside your vagina so that your palm is facing up. Then, wiggle your finger in an upward motion, as if you were telling someone to "come here." When you feel a cirle about the size of a quarter (maybe smaller) that feels softer and kind of tissuey, you found it!
Also, there is a lesser known g-spot not many women know about called the reverse g-spot. You can find this by doing the same thing, except turn your hand palm down this time, and push down toward your butt.
When you stimulate these spots during sex or oral sex, your orgasm can be that much greater.
And, no, your clit is no a g-spot.
Hope this helps.

If you're curious about your G-spot, try slipping a finger or two inside your vagina and stroking the front wall (up towards your tummy). You'll often find an area a couple of inches in that feels especially good when you stroke it. Pressing gently down on your tummy with your other hand helps. Some positions for sex help the penis to rub this area as it strokes in and out.
If you can't take stimulation on your clitoris for very long, it may be that he's rubbing too hard - men often do this because they're used to rubbing their own penises quite hard when they masturbate! Ask him to try starting with a very gentle rubbing, or twiddling the clitoris in a tiny circle, and you may be able to enjoy the feeling for longer.

Here is a road map, in case you were wondering:
Up the vagina a few inches, towards the front of your body. If you imagine a line from the clitorus to the spine, the g-spot is where that line intersects the vagina. You'll know when you find it: it gets harder with arousal. Not everyone can reach climax from g-spot stimulation alone, but experiment anyway. Try it at the same time as clitoral stimulation, (easier with a partner and/or toys,) you'll certainly like the result.