Sex Positions – What does Deep Penetration mean?
Deep Penetration
Deep penetration is deliberately seeking maximum depth during vaginal or anal sex, with a penis or a toy, for the intense feeling of being completely filled.
What does Deep Penetration mean?
Penetration comes from the Latin “penetrare”, meaning to enter or get inside, and deep penetration is a plain description rather than slang. It means deliberately seeking maximum depth during sex, with a penis or a toy, for the full feeling of being completely filled. Some people love the pressure and fullness, others find depth uncomfortable. Both are normal, and it often depends on arousal, position and the day.
Is deep penetration safe?
Mostly yes, if you go slowly and stop at pain. Vaginally, deep thrusts can hit the cervix, which some people enjoy and many find painful. Full arousal helps, because the vagina lengthens when aroused. Anally, use plenty of lube, take your time and only use toys with a flared base, since the rectum can draw objects in. Sharp or lasting pain or bleeding means stop and get checked by a doctor.
Which positions allow deep penetration?
Positions where the receiving partner’s hips are tilted or their legs are raised usually allow the most depth. Doggy style, legs over the shoulders or a pillow under the hips are classics. Being on top gives the receiver full control over depth and angle, which is the best way to explore. Start shallow and let the receiver set the pace.