“Side by side. This is another great shallow penetration position that doesn’t allow for much thrusting. It’s also very close and intimate. It’s a good position to use to take a little break and reconnect with each other.”— Vanessa Marin, bustle.com
“Do Kegels exercises while he’s inside of you. You’ll enjoy the sensation as much as he does.”— Holly Riordan, thoughtcatalog.com
“If you really want to have an orgasm during penetration, make sure your clitoris is involved and your head is in the game.”— Casey Gueren, buzzfeed.com
“Repeat after me: intercourse is not always the main event of sex. Remember that most women don’t even orgasm via penetration alone.”— Giulia Simolo, thebolde.com
“To be honest, you could ask six different lesbians what lesbian sex is and get six different answers. My friend Jackie says penetration (fingers or dildo). Sally told me via text message that it’s when her girlfriend sits on her face. Lisa wisely said, ‘You’ll know when you have it.’ I say it’s anyt…”— Zara Barrie, elitedaily.com
“The Figure 8: Lie on top of your partner and penetrate each other with your fingers simultaneously.”— Samantha Allen, thedailybeast.com
“Losing your v card might involve penetration, or it might involve anal sex, oral sex, manual stimulation, dildos, whatever. There’s no rule that your first time has to meet a specific set of criteria.”— Casey Gueren, buzzfeed.com
“Don't forget to enjoy foreplay. All the stuff that leads up to intercourse — kissing, touching, oral sex — is part of the sexual experience; it's not just about penetration.”— Ian Kerner, cosmopolitan.com
“When you want to get on top, make him lie down on his back and stroke him all over. He’ll enjoy the attention because he really doesn’t have to do much here. Blow him or kiss him all around his member and turn him on. And once he’s fully ready, penetrate him. Take your time before sitting on him or…”— Kayla Kissinger, lovepanky.com
“You can start off by sitting down on your man with your feet on either side of your man’s chest. But after he penetrates you, bend both his knees up so you can lean your back against his thighs. And get your boyfriend to sit up so it feels like both of you are actually sitting down and cuddling each…”— Kayla Kissinger, lovepanky.com
“The G-spot orgasm. It may take some mastering at first, but getting in touch with your G-spot could definitely transform your sex life. The best way to practice? Try good old doggy style, as featured in the picture above. It's the best position to hit the G-spot because your partner's penis is natur…”— Kristin Magaldi, bustle.com
“Women can and frequently do have orgasms without vaginal entry or penetration. In fact, it's more likely for most women to have orgasms without penetrative or vaginal sexual activities than it is for them to reach orgasm through vaginal entry or penetration alone.”— Heather Corinna, scarleteen.com
“There are some positions that give deeper penetration and heightened sensitivity, making it more likely that he’ll cum. The obvious one would be the doggy position.”— Kat Williams, thefrisky.com
“Try rotating your hips in circles to see how it feels. Try shallow penetration so that the head of his penis slips in and out and you can feel that wonderful ridge of his on the lips of your vagina.”— Scarlet Robinson, youqueen.com
“Slowly use your hand to guide his hard penis into your vagina. Savor it. Move up and down until you have teased the head of his penis through the entrance of your vagina. Enjoy those sensations. Remember if you feel good, the chances are so does he!”— Scarlett Robbinson, youqueen.com
“Try wetting your finger with her vaginal juices, then slowly easing it into her. You can move your hand in and out, or make a ‘come here’ motion that will stroke her G-spot. You can also use a finger to trace the folds of her labia, or use your hands to pull her labia further apart, or to stroke her…”— Vanessa Marin, bustle.com
“Your anus has thousands of sensitive nerve endings in and around it that can give you pleasure. Most of these nerve endings are concentrated around the opening, but the outer part of the rectum also has them. With the inner part of the rectum, what feels good during sex is mostly the pressure and fu…”— Emma Kaywin, bustle.com