For your information women are very perceptive of what makes them feel desired and pleasured in bed.
And that includes a big time exciting sex positions.
Women have forever wished to be pleasured during sex and there are some particular sex moves and positions that completely arouse her, paving the way for an extremely erotic orgasm.
So, men take note of these points on the most loved sex moves that women simply love!
Try as much as you can to pleasure your partner in bed with these sex positions that are sure to send her straight to ecstasy.
1. The cowgirl:
Let her take charge in this girl-on-top position.
In fact this position lets her be on top of things while you enjoy the ride, making it a win-win position.
Another advantage of this is that when the woman is in control, she can decide how she wants to reach orgasm.
Tip: For a sureshot clitoral orgasm, ask your woman to lean forward while arching her back and leaning on her hands. Instead of going up and down, she can move laterally so that you hit the right spots and stimulate her in the sensitive areas.
Try to show her some love by sitting up straight and hugging her.
2. Countertop sitting:
You have had a brilliant Valentine’s Day cookout and cannot wait to go to the bedroom get at each other.
Make good use of the kitchen counter by lifting her up onto it.
Ask her to take on the spread eagle position with you facing her.
Amazingly, this position offers maximum G-Spot stimulation and arouses both partners.
Since you are taking the lovemaking out of the bedroom, it is also quite spontaneous.
However, it is a tricky one since guys tend to ejaculate prematurely.
3. Missionary position:
Predictable though it is, the missionary (man on top) position is a classic hit with women since it is pleasurable and also harbours closeness.
It allows you to kiss, touch and gaze into each other’s eyes while your body gets the loving treatment.
Tip: The slant of your entry makes all the difference. Swivel your hips for a happy twist.
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