How To Find The Best Positions That Work For Women

The best position isn’t necessarily the one that looks hottest in the Kama Sutra.

This week, Jay-Jay Feeney and Melissa Vranjes are getting into positions - several of them, and figure out what actually makes one feel GOOD.

Because different bodies like different things. You might not need a brand-new position altogether; maybe it’s a pillow, a tiny change in angle, a slower rhythm, more connection… or simply admitting, “Yeah, I hate this one.”

We talk about:

• Why there’s no single “best” position for women

• Comfort, connection and pleasure, and why they matter more than looking sexy

• Small adjustments that can completely change how a position feels

• Positions that allow more control over rhythm, pressure and depth

• Why spooning deserves more respect

• Why some popular positions can feel awkward, uncomfortable or just plain exhausting

• Pelvic floor tension and choosing positions where your body can relax

• How solo exploration can help you understand what works for you