Thatdude118118 Wrote:I'm still a virgin and was wondering about positions. I just want some suggestions for positions I should start with, and which ones are the best once you're used to it.
Maybe you could watch a few porn movies just to see the sorts of positions that are available and possible? Just remember, though, that many of those positions aren't quite what they seem in real life. They are set to get an angle, a point of view effect. Some of those positions would be no good to get anything other than a visual effect.
What you really need to do is to find which positions YOU (and your partner) are comfortable trying out and which ones do it for you. The positions YOU choose may be different from other people's just because of your specific build and your partner's or partners' build-s. How long and large his penis is will also influence the sort of bottoming you do. How far inside do you want to feel him? Are you getting bruised inside by a penis that's oversized for you? If you're wearing condoms, is that affecting his erection, or is it rubbing you the wrong way? (plenty of lube is generally the advice here).
At the beginning many people advise just to try the sitting on top position, which enables you to choose exactly how much of your partner's penis goes into you, and also it enables you to get off him as soon as you feel any discomfort. You can try this facing him, or facing away from him which is a bit like doggy-style except that you won't be on all fours. Depending on the curvature of his penis, he will reach different areas inside you, whether you're sitting facing him or not. Sitting facing him will enable him at least to watch your reaction and to give you better attention if he senses you are in pain or not enjoying it, or, on the contrary, enjoying it a lot.
One last thing to consider is how supple you are. Can you bend easily or are you quite stiff limbed? Depending on how much you can bend, there will be some angles that will be more 'productive' than others in terms of stimulation and sensations. That's why I would suggest that practice is what you mostly need to find out what works for YOU, and your partner. Some partners may not like certain positions because they find them awkward or degrading, or make them lose their erections. In any case, try to go with the flow. Then talk about it with your partner so next time he knows what will work and what doesn't, but also be bold enough to try new things if you're up to it.