Dry Humping Positions

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Dry Humping Positions
My boyfriend and I try to dry hump but he always ends up humping the side of my leg, not right over my pussy. And when I tell him, he ends somewhere near it but still off to the side. He still gets off, but I don't. Maybe we're not doing it right? lol What's, in your experience, the best position? Thanks!
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Ahh You again! You need to position first him so that his navel is about at your pubic bone. If he is erect (should be), have him slide up until his p3nis is pressing against the lower edge of you pubic bone. When he rocks, he will push against and ride up over your your cl|t. They will give the best effect in jeans, If you are in softer clothes (shorts or sweats), he can drop down below your pubic bone and push directly at/a little into your vag.
Well, you can either position him yourself, or you can move your lower half to where you want things to contact/rub. Or you could do what my girlfriend does and just wrap your legs around his hand and close them like a steel trap so he couldn't escape even if he wanted to.
Ok, make sure his penis is along his stomach, and not down between his legs, and get your legs around him while he is sitting. Then hold onto his shoulders, he'll hold your hips, and start up. Careful that zippers and stuff don't rub because that's happened before and it makes you so sore so fast...
It should be all about your pleasure... not his. Hump leg, hip or face... That's what women have done with me to get themselves off. It's common and natural. I don't want a girl grinding my thing to pieces.
Just put him where you need him to go, as long as it doesn't leave him him pain.
try cowgirl position while he's sitting on sofa instead of sleeping!
Missionary and cowgirl were the best for us!


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Allow me to introduce you to The Pretzel Dip.
ICYMI, penetration isn't the end all when it comes to sex. And while, sure, it can feel good to have someone (or something) inside you, penetrative sex simply isn't what brings everyone over the hump to, you know, orgasm . In fact, there are plenty of people out there who don't really enjoy penetrative sex. And even for those who do enjoy it, there's something to be said about dedicating time to exploring and experimenting with pleasure that isn't all about going in deep.
"Many prefer outercourse for various reasons," says Wendasha Jenkins Hall , PhD, a sex educator who specializes in the well-being of women and femmes. "For example, non-penetrative sex helps one explore their body or their partner's body more intimately ." Sex without penetration helps switch up the monotony of penetrative sex as well, and can allow people to engage in new kinds of sex-pleasure or sexual fantasies, Jenkins Hall explains.
Alternatively, you might also want another option aside from penetrative sex due to trauma, body dysphoria, or other medical conditions that make penetrative sex uncomfortable, says Jenkins Hall. That said, whatever part of the spectrum you fall on when it comes to your non-penetrative sexual desires, there are plenty of sex positions out there that will be perfect for you to try, either with a partner or all on your own. Each takes the focus off penetration and instead puts the emphasis on make-out sessions, clitoral sex toys , dry humping, and more, says Gigi Engle , certified sexologist and author of All The F*cking Mistakes: A Guide To Se x, Love, And Life. In the end, there's a good chance you'll have discovered new ways of getting off that you didn't even know were possible. Keep reading for the a list of 10 expert-approved non-penetrative sex positions out there that'll get you started.
Want to sit back and relax? Try the Pretzel Dip. "Have your partner sit back against the pillows or headboard with [their] knees up and legs spread," says Engle. "On your knees, stimulate [their] clitoris with your hand. Feel free to lean in. This is a great position for passionate kissing. You’ll also have prime access to each other’s breasts in this position for double-duty nipple stimulation."
Do it: Prop up some pillows or use your hand and lean back. Then, let your partner's hands and mouth do the rest.
If you're looking for an optimal angle for genital stimulation, maybe it's time to give the Spork a try. It's perfect for kissing their neck and reaching down to stimulate their nipples, perineum, or clitoris
When you're ready for round two, slide your body down a bit for some oral sex." Have your partner lie on [their] back, propping [their] elbows underneath [them] to tilt [their] pelvis forward," says Engle. "Lean in on your hands, knees, or stomach to go down on [them]." This position is ideal for easy access to the clitoris or penis and you can easily incorporate a sex toy whenever you need to come up for air.
Do it: Lie on your back and place your elbows and hands underneath you so that you're at a slight angle. Have your partner lean over your genitals and pleasure you.
"Outercourse can be done in the missionary position where both partners are close and kissing, touching, and rubbing bodies," Jenkins Hall says. Make the missionary position non-penetrative by having them grind on top of you, leaving you to sit back and relax while they show your clit some love.
Do It: Lie on your back while your partner straddles you on top and grinds up and down.
The bedroom? Been there, done that. Take things to the shower , Engle recommends; it's THE place to explore each other's bodies. "Have your partner turn around and let the water run over them while you give them a hand job or rub their clitoris [from behind]," she suggests.
"Standing behind your partner while using your hand on them sets up a seductive power-dynamic. You have them sandwiched between the shower wall and your body, the soap running all over both of you," she adds.
Do it: Hop in the shower and face the wall. Then, have your partner press up against you and let their hands touch your genitals. Bend over for easier access.
Did you know that most people with vaginas don’t orgasm from penetrative sex? "Some form or clitoral stimulation is needed, and outercourse provides an avenue for that," Jenkins Hall says. That's what makes The Chairman so great. You can sit on your partner, allowing them to scoop you in. (It'll feel intimate being sooo close.)
Then, you can grind on them as you please, and they can reach around and stimulate your vulva and clitoris from behind while kissing your neck, pulling on your nipples, and more, says Engle.
Do It: Your partner sits on the edge of the bed (or a chair) and while you sit on them, facing away.
"Partners can also sit facing each other or in front of a mirror and engage in mutual masturbation," Jenkins Hall explains. In the Magic Mountain position, each of you has great access to your own genitals for self-touch. If want to heat things up, you can reach across and touch your partner's parts, too, or just grind against each other by swiveling your hips in a figure-eight motion.
Do It: Both you and your partner sit with your legs bent. Inch toward each other until you you make contact.
Non-penetrative doesn't have to include a partner. Jenkins Hall encourages mirror play, so grab your handheld and start exploring the likes of your most personal places with a vibrator. "From running it along the labia, to using it on the mons pubis, to trying different motions around, up and down, or across the clitoral glans, there is no limit to vibrators. Vibrators are there to be your helping hand in self-discovery. And that is a beautiful thing," Engle explains.
Do It: Sit in a comfortable chair with a hand mirror. Try propping one leg up on the bathtub, bed, or couch so that you can get the best possible look at your goods. Here's the trick: Don't just focus on your sensitive clitoris, but also venture away to discover other erogenous zones.
Something to note: Outercourse allows people of all sexual orientations and gender identities to safely explore sex in a non-prescriptive way, says Jenkins Hall. That's why absolutely no one will judge you for doing the literal Couch Grind . Your couch, your rules, right?
It's a way to stimulate your clitoris in a non-abrasive way (full-on touching the clit can hurt for some people). Want to spice it up even more? Place a vibrator between you and the couch, Engle suggests.
Do It: Don't question it. Just ride the couch, edge of a table, or desk with a thick towel or blanket folded over to keep the surface soft to the touch. Bring a vibrator to grind on too if you want to take things up a level.

Medically Reviewed by Dan Brennan, MD on June 27, 2021
Dry humping generally involves rubbing or grinding your genitals against your partner’s body or genitals. In many cases, one or both partners are at least partially clothed. Since dry humping can lead to orgasm, it can be pleasurable without the risk of pregnancy or sexually transmitted diseases (STDs), or during times you would prefer not to have sex. Dry humping may happen in addition to sex with penetration, or may act as foreplay. Dry humping can also be done alone by rubbing your clothed genitals against a pillow or piece of furniture.
Like many sexual acts , there are plenty of alternate words for dry humping. It’s known as frottage , dry sex, outercourse, and grinding. While everyone might go about it slightly differently, there’s one common theme: the act is “dry.” Body fluids are not exchanged between partners. 
Dry humping doesn’t involve direct genital contact or penetration. Usually, partners still have some clothing on, and no body fluids are exchanged. The lack of skin-to-skin contact provides some important protection from ST D s and pregnancy for many people.
When performed as a solo act, dry humping is another form of masturbation. It is an act of self-stimulation of the genitals. In this case, dry humping may also be called bed humping or pillow humping. 
Dry humping is commonly performed by younger people or people who want to wait to have fully penetrative sex. This does not make it a “lesser” sexual act. In fact, many people may find that they prefer dry humping to other sexual acts because it provides more effective stimulation. In particular, people with clitorises sometimes find that dry humping provides a comfortable balance of stimulation without over stimulating themselves.
It may be simplest to try it on your own first. In your bed or somewhere comfortable and private, you can try humping a pillow, cushion, or blanket.
If you decide to try dry humping with a partner, talk about your limits in advance. Some people may view dry humping as an act of foreplay, while others may not want it to lead to penetration or other types of sex. Discuss your boundaries and expectations to make sure that you are on the same page and that you have full consent before dry humping with a partner. 
As with any sex act, it’s important to take some precautions when dry humping, with a partner or on your own. Because of the friction that dry humping can generate, wear soft, smooth clothing to prevent chafing on your genitals or inner thighs. 
Furthermore, it’s possible for dry humping to stop being “dry” if you aren’t cautious. STDs are typically spread through skin-to-skin contact. The less clothing separating you from a partner, the more likely that your genitals will accidentally come into contact. It’s a good idea to have other forms of pregnancy and ST D protection on hand. This preparation can help you stay safe in the moment if you decide to go further. 
Cosmopolitan : “You Can Quote Me on This: Dry Humping Is Better Than Sex.”
Dictionary.com: “Sexual intercourse.”
Go Ask Alice (Columbia): “Bed humping = Bad habit?”
Go Ask Alice (Columbia): “What is outercourse?”
Scarleteen: “Quickies: Sexual Consent Basics.”
Sexography: “The Dry Humping Guide for Adults.”
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