The reason GoT (no, not Game of Thrones) is so major? In a word: orgasms. The position ups your odds of climaxing during sex, as your most sensitive interior and exterior spots can be stimulated at the same time, says sexologist and relationship expert Megan Stubbs.
That double play can seal the deal on satisfaction. At least 70 percent of women need clitoral stimulation in order to O from intercourse. Yet riding cowgirl only ranked third—behind missionary and doggie-style, two moves that don’t offer as much clitoral attention—in the “favorite position” part of Skyn Condoms’ 2017 Millennial Sex Survey. Unacceptable! It’s time to recognize girl-on-top as the hot move it is for both of you. If the promise of ecstatic trembling isn’t incentive enough, here are five more reasons to hop up there.
1 All the Stimulation
This story is from the May 2018 edition of Cosmopolitan Sri Lanka.
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