How do I talk to my partner about anal sex?

The easy answer is the tried and true solution: communication is the key to having anal sex. You need to make your partner understand that you like the idea of having anal sex, that you would like to put it into practice and that you wouldn’t do anything that may hurt her. Achieving the right approach is very important because it might just make the difference between a “Why not?” answer and the “You sick bastard!” answer. Think about which of these two answers you’d like to hear from your lady and act accordingly.

Gain some insight into the wonderful world of couples sex toys

When it comes to couple’s sex toys there are quite a few options available. The final choice may depend on what you want to get out the toy. If you're not sure then read on and you’ll gain some insight into the wonderful world of couple’s sex toys! There are toys that can be used during intercourse. These include vibrating erection rings, strap on clitoral stimulator's and harnesses for those couples who enjoy a bit of role play.

Discover how the proper use of sex positions can dramatically improve your performance in bed – starting as soon as tonight!

You cannot have sex without using at least one sexual position – that’s obvious, right? Most people, though, tend to use more than one. The average number of positions used per sex “session” is two. That may seem like a really low number, but considering 70% of men ejaculate before they or their are partner are satisfied, it’s not surprising so few positions are able to be used.

How To Find The G-Spot and Techniques

How to find the G-spot First of all, the G-spot is actually a zone, rather than an actual 'spot.' The G-spot is located about 2 inches inside the vagina on the topside. (On the underside of her stomach.) You'll know when you've found it because it feels like a ribbed bump, like the roof of your mouth just behind your front teeth.