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Looking to spice things up in the bedroom and feel empowered while you’re at it?
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Of course you are.
Isn’t it about damn time?
Related: Did you know we’re in agolden age of lube?
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Outercourse
Since 40% to 60% of women masturbate and only 18% (!)
of women can orgasm from penetrative sex, its no wonder we are seeing a surge of nonpenetrative practices.
Whats more, moving away from penetration is the perfect opportunity to explore the sensations on the clitoris.
(Now would be a good time to point you toward our guide tonipple orgasms.)
(We’ve told you before:Sex meditationis a thing!)
You’re telling us?
Try facing each other, either standing or kneeling, as you pleasure yourselves, she suggests.
Practice both relaxing and tensing your pelvic floor, she suggests.
For others, its simply another avenue to increase pleasure.
So how do you do it exactly?
Turns out, nothing.
Of course, everything old can be made new again, and classic sex positions are no exception.
Partners can also use the position as an opportunity to explore power play or incorporate new sex toys.
Thinking about trying out some of these trends this year?
ensure you check out our guide of thebest sex toys for couples.
Staying in for date night never looked (or felt) so good.
Praise kinks
You’ve probably experienced blushing when getting a compliment, right?
But what if you experienced a physical response in other areas of your body?
The kink encompasses being turned on by compliments, affirmation, and general praise, before or during sex.
As much as most people love receiving compliments, someone with apraise kinkwill be sexually aroused by them.
Sex that makes you feel good both emotionallyandphysically?
We’re here for it.
This post was originally published inGlamourUK.
