Techniques from porn that are better not to repeat

Pornography is a huge industry, and its influence can be felt far and wide- from the way people speak about sex, to the way people have sex in the bedroom. But do you know what not to imitate from porn? Many porn scenes feature techniques and positions that are either unrealistic, uncomfortable, or just plain dangerous. Here are some of the techniques and positions from porn that we don't recommend you to repeat.



First and foremost, take for example the impressive acrobatic movements that many performers make in porn. From the splits to the bridge, these positions are rarely (if ever) achievable without many years of dedicated training and stretching. Whether you're attempting them in or out of the bedroom, unless you're an experienced gymnast, this is one technique you should leave to the pros.

Another position that we wouldn't recommend attempting is the piledriver. This is a position in which one partner stands and the other lies on their back with their legs bent up as if they are sitting. It looks impressive, but you should avoid this at all costs as it can be dangerous for both partners, as the person on the bottom can easily slip out and suffer a neck or back injury.

Oral sex is also a common technique in porn, but it's important to remember that this doesn't always look the same in real life. In porn, performers often employ vigorous sucking or licking, which can be uncomfortable and even painful for both partners in real life. If you want to try oral sex, start slow and use a light touch, increasing the pressure gradually when both partners are comfortable.

Another thing to avoid is the “double penetration" move. This is a combination of vaginal and anal sex, often seen in porn scenes. While theoretically possible, it's actually very uncomfortable for the person being penetrated in both places, as well as risky for the partner doing the penetrating. Additionally, anal sex carries its own health risks, and we don't recommend engaging in it unless both partners are well-informed about the risks and precautions, and both are comfortable doing it. To find more information please go to this website



Finally, it's important to remember that, like almost anything else, porn is a fantasy. The reality of sex looks and is different for everyone and the techniques and positions depicted in porn may be far different than what you're comfortable with or able to achieve in real life. It's important to talk to your partner about what makes you both comfortable and to set boundaries if needed.

Although porn often portrays sex scenarios in a way that many people find exciting, it's important to remember that these techniques and positions don't always reflect what's comfortable or safe in real life. Take the time to learn what both partners are comfortable with and try to keep the fantasy of porn separate from the reality of your relationship.