Best sexual positions for orgasm

According to research published in the Journal of Sexual Medicine , vaginal and clitoral orgasms are separate sensations. Interest in testing out new positions actually makes a big difference in her pleasure and her arousal, explains Jen Landa, M. From here, she should bend her right leg around the right side of your waist—allowing full access to her vagina. This position is an upgrade from standard missionary because this sets you up for deeper penetration and allows you to slow your roll.

If you're having penetrative sex and you're not getting off, you might be wondering what the heck is wrong. And, really, that would be a shame. Especially because it's actually easier to have a clit orgasm than one from penetrative sex alone. And those legs are a great way to have extra stimulation during penetration.

Reaching orgasm can be, well, hard, if you're not in the right position. That's why WH spoke to Christine Webber, a Harley Street psychotherapist and author of Get the Happiness Habit, to discuss the elusive female orgasm and uncover the best sex positions for female orgasm. You're welcome.

Sex is a pretty instinctual process. You get horny, you get together, and you move your bodies around for a bit. In fact, a heap of sex research suggests that only about a quarter of women hit climax during intercourse. Some blame the statistics on a lack of clitoral stimulation during penetration.