When choosing a sex position, you’ll have to think about your specific situtation, what you’re looking to get out of it, what kind of pleasure you’re hoping to have (with or without a partner), and what is both possible and comfortable for you physically. Good sex is about enthusiasm and pleasure, not your ability to contort your body like a pretzel. I kid (sort of), but in all seriousness, sex positions should be about exploration and enhancing sex, not ticking off a bunch of boxes.
Who is going to orgasm their face off if they’re doing their best not to break a hip? New sex positions can be exciting, but is a sex position called the Flying Saucer wherein your partner has you bent over a balcony really where it’s at? Thinking of sex as some acrobatic feat you need to conquer in order for it to be enjoyable is not only unrealisitic, but it takes all of the fun out of things. With countless articles out there touting a million different sex positions to try (and all claiming they are the best), it can be a bit overwhelming. Welcome to Kinkly’s one-stop shop for all your sex position needs.
