Doggy Style Sex: How to Make Rear-Entry Sex Feel Better

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The position most people treat as purely about depth often feels best when you do less thrusting and more adjusting, angling, and pausing.

Why It Works

Rear entry changes the angle of penetration, which can press more directly against the front wall of the vagina where many people have dense nerve endings and the G-spot area. Because the partner's pelvis sits behind rather than against the receiver's body, there is more room for a hand to reach the clitoris, which stimulates the most nerve-rich part of the vulva and can trigger a stronger response through pressure and rhythm. Changing the angle slightly with a lowered or raised pelvis shifts which tissues receive contact, so small adjustments can produce noticeably different sensations.

How To Try It

  1. 1. Have the receiver rest on hands and knees or lower their chest onto a pillow, which tilts the pelvis upward and changes the angle of contact.
  2. 2. Enter slowly and pause once fully inside, letting the receiver adjust to the fullness before moving.
  3. 3. Experiment with shallow strokes focused on the front wall for a few minutes, then alternate with deeper, slower thrusts.
  4. 4. Bring one hand around to the front to stimulate the clitoris with steady pressure or small circles, matching the rhythm of your thrusts.
  5. 5. As the receiver nears climax, hold deep and still while maintaining light clitoral contact, then resume slow, firm strokes to carry the release through.

Pro Tip

Pro tip: Shifting your weight forward so your chest rests on the receiver's back changes the angle again and lets you control depth with your hips while keeping your hands free for touch.

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