Sex Positions: Learn the Sex Positions and Live a Better, More Exciting, and Healthier Life While Reducing Stress and Shedding Pounds (2022 Guide for Beginners)

By Zoe Wood

Sex Positions is a fantastic resource to have on hand for whenever you want to have SEX and try something new while knowing what to expect from each position you try.

• Language: English
• Publisher: Zoe Wood
• Release date: Nov 12, 2022
• ISBN: 9783988310415

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Introduction

Welcome to Sex Positions, The Complete Beginner and Intermediate Guide. Top 69 Sex Positions for Experienced Lovers to Bring Your Sexual Life to the Next Level This is the first in a planned series of books that will teach you everything there is to know about sex position and orgasms, whether you are a novice or an expert. Especially when it comes to sex.

This book is written in the hopes that you will learn something new about sex after reading it, such as a new branch of sexuality that you were unaware of or a few new positions that you want to try. Reading this book will also allow you to fine-tune what you already know about sex to become better between the sheets and prioritize your pleasure and your partner's pleasure.

Instead of being stuck in the same few positions with the same routine, this book will assist you in keeping your sex life interesting, whether you have been with the same partner for years or you are in a new relationship. This book will provide you with sex positions that involve spicing up the location, using props, dominance or submission dynamics, and even some sex toys if you wish. This book will teach you how to do all of these things and more.

You don't have to be in a relationship to read this book; who says casual sex can't be novel and interesting as well? Consider cutting out some of the eye- gazing and sensual massaging and enjoy the orgasms you give each other through a deeper understanding of each other's bodies with your casual sex partner less intimately and romantically. Share this book with them and show them the step-by-step guide to getting yourself into a new position that neither of you has attempted before.

Enjoy the hilarity and sexiness that this brings to your bedroom. This book is chock-full of advice for both men and women on how to have the most pleasurable sex possible. It explains which positions are best for which types of people, provides information about male and female orgasms and some of the factors that influence them, and provides a detailed explanation and description of all 69 sex positions and what to expect from each of them.

If you have questions or are confused about classic positions (such as Missionary or Doggy Style) that you feel you should know the answer to, don't worry! This book begins with the fundamentals of day one sex and progresses to include something new for everyone. There's no need to be embarrassed to ask questions with this book has all of the answers you'll require No matter how experienced and avant-garde you believe your sex is, there is always something new to learn about the body, orgasm, sex toys, anal, new sex schools of thought,

and much, much more. This book told in alternating male and female perspectives, is for anyone interested in learning and growing as a sexual being and taking their sexual knowledge to the next level.

Chapter 1

SEX experience Levels

Before we begin our examination of sex positions, we will look at some factors that will influence your sexual expectations and experience. We'll look at different levels of sex experience and how they might influence the jobs you choose or avoid.

Virgin Myths Dispelled

There are some misconceptions about being a virgin or having sex with a virgin. While the concept of virginity is quite abstract and is not as valued as it once was, there are some ideas about virginity and virgins that have persisted in society.

The first is that having sex with a virgin woman causes her vagina to be tighter than with non-virgins. This is completely false. Having sex with a virgin one day and then having sex with her again the next day does not imply that her vagina will be loose the next day. Vaginas are elastic, and if they can withstand childbirth—an entire baby passing through the canal—an erect penis will not permanently stretch the vagina.

The second myth is that virgins, both men and women, will only have vanilla sex, which means non-adventurous sex like the 'basic' positions. This is not the case. Just because someone hasn't had sex in the past doesn't mean they won't be open to trying new things in bed, such as BDSM, kink, or any type of acrobatic or difficult position. The missionary position, which we will discuss shortly, is not reserved for virgins. The missionary position is quite intimate and can result in a deep connection between missionary partners.

Veteran Myths Dispelled

In this section, we will refer to someone who has had sexual experience as a veteran. While you are probably aware that there are myths about virgins, you may be unaware that there are also myths about veterans when it comes to sex.

The first myth is that sex veterans are extremely daring, preferring rough sex and being bound by their nipples. While there is nothing wrong with either of these, the fact that someone has had a lot of sex does not imply that they are more adventurous or risky in their sex life. There are plenty of people who have had sex with many people and who started having sex in high school who still enjoy a good missionary session followed by doggy style years later. There is nothing wrong with this, and everyone, regardless of experience, will have their preferences.

The second myth we'll look at is the belief that men with more sexual experience can stay in bed longer. This is not entirely correct because every man is unique, and numerous factors influence how long a man will last before experiencing orgasm. This is determined by what he is doing, how frequently he masturbates, his regular level of arousal required for orgasm, and how quickly he achieves this. While this may be related to experience in some cases, it is not a straight line.

The third myth that we will debunk is that people who have had sexual experience will perform better in bed than those who have never or only rarely had sex. This is a well-known urban legend.

A person's sexual experience has nothing to do with how good a sexual partner they will be. While practice makes perfect in many areas of life, there are far more important factors to being a good lover between the sheets. A person who

is attentive, communicative, gentle, and understanding but has only had a few sex experiences will be a much better partner better sexual partner than, say, someone who is overconfident, self-centered, and a terrible listener.

Sex between two virgins

We will now look at some things to keep in mind if you have never had sex before and are going to have sex with someone who has also never had sex before.

While we just debunked some myths about virgins, there are a few things to keep in mind, such as a few tips to make your experience as enjoyable as possible. The first step is to let go of your expectations for the experience, including how you should be and how it should make you feel. You should approach the experience with an open mind and a willingness to learn something new.

The second thing to remember is that whomever you choose to have sex with, both the first time and every time after that should be someone with whom you feel comfortable having an open dialogue. Communication improves sex, and

being able to talk to each other about what you like, what you don't like, and what you're both looking for is essential.

Virgin-Veteran Sex

If you are a virgin and will be having sex with someone who has had sex before, make sure you communicate with them. They may believe that they need to show you the way or teach you what to do,