Hands free. Properly hands free.
Jordan straps to a cushion, a chair, a very willing thigh. Nothing to hold, nothing to fight, no dead arm at the worst possible moment.
Just you, sinking down, moving how you like to move.
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Lap dance: you sit, they straddle you and lower themselves down.
They run the whole thing. Depth, speed, when to stop, when absolutely not to stop.
Add a hand and it's the best of the eight for finishing together.
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Butterfly: they're on their back, you kneel or stand between their legs.
This is the access one. Their whole front is free for hands and mouth while you're still in it.
Legs up on your shoulders if you're both feeling it.
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Reverse scoop: fronts pressed together, face to face, lying down.
Kissing, eye contact, both hands free, and the guide reckons it hits the G-spot and the clit at once.
This is the intimate one.
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Spooning is the lazy one, and that's a compliment.
Both on your sides, you behind them, nobody holding their own bodyweight up.
Made for slow morning sex when you're already warm and neither of you wants to untangle.
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Reverse cowperson: same setup, facing away.
Sounds like a small change. It isn't. Completely different angle, and the guide flags it for the G-spot.
Also the view. Let's not pretend that isn't part of it.
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Cowperson: they straddle you and take over.
They set the depth. They set the pace. You lie there contributing almost nothing and getting the best view in the house.
Easiest one to recommend to a nervous first-timer.
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Doggy is the depth one.
Best angle in the guide for the A-spot, which sits deeper than fingers comfortably reach.
Also the usual pick for anal, and it leaves a hand free for whatever else you're into.
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Missionary with a strap-on. A classic for a reason.
Skin to skin the whole way, and you get to watch their face do the thing their face does.
Fair warning: it's the hardest work of the eight for whoever's on top.
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Toy care, all of it, in one post.
Wash between uses. Silicone can be boiled or go in the dishwasher. Worth using condoms on shared toys. Anything used anally goes nowhere else until it's properly sterilised.
Then put it away dry.
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Strap-on sex can be intense. It should not be painful.
Pain is information, not a hurdle to clear. Stop, adjust, more lube, change position, or come back to it another night.
Nothing gets ruined by pausing.
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Right. The practical bit.
Eight strap-on positions, one a day from Monday, each with a diagram so you can see exactly what goes where.
Doggy for depth. Cowperson for control. Spooning for when neither of you wants to move.
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The most useful fact about strap-on sex: a dildo has no nerves in it.
Whoever's wearing it can't directly feel what's happening inside you. They're half flying blind.
So say it out loud. Deeper, slower, left a bit, don't stop.
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Your first time, honestly:
Warm up for longer than feels necessary. Start smaller than you think. Use more lube than you think. Use your hands to guide it.
There's no right or wrong way for this to go. Nobody is marking it.
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Tell us what finally made you click buy on your first strap-on.
A conversation? A scene in something you were watching? A very specific 2am thought you couldn't shake?
No wrong answers, and someone in the replies is about to feel a lot less alone.
Lube, the whole thing, in one post.
Water-based with silicone toys, always. Oil-based can irritate. Silicone lube plus a silicone toy is a bad marriage.
The anus doesn't self-lubricate, so use more than you think.
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Dildo material: silicone, always. Non-porous, body-safe, and you can boil it.
Jelly and gel can be genuinely toxic, and porous toys hold onto bacteria in a way that matters more here than almost anywhere else. 3/4
Size: smaller than you think. Bigger isn't better, it's just bigger. Flat or suction-cup base so it sits properly in the ring.
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