Go slow and allow yourself to progress from there. Ultimate gay anal sex pose tips

Go slow and allow yourself to progress from there. Steady movements with gradual changes are elemental.

Ultimate anal sex pose: Cowboy

They can go even deeper (pun intended) by crouching down while on top, allowing them to actively ride and fully bear down on their partner. Moving their pelvis forward and back can also help achieve different sensations for both people.

Ultimate anal sex pose: Reverse Cowboy

It challenges bottoms to learn about their pelvis and can help them tap into other pleasure (and limitation) zones

Ultimate anal sex pose: Missionary

You can create great communication and elevated intimacy. It also allows the bottom to pleasure themselves (or let their top do it for them!)

Ultimate anal sex pose: Doggy-style

They can grind up against the top and control the penetration. Doggy style can be better for prostate stimulation for some men and it’s definitely perfect for more dominant tops and submissive bottoms.

Ultimate anal sex pose: Side-by-side or spooning

If you want a more sensual (and intimate) position being held while you are bottoming this one is for you. 

Ultimate anal sex pose: The Bodyguard

This standing position allows both partners to be more active because you can move about (as opposed to being limited to lying down on a bed or a couch). 

Ultimate anal sex pose: Pirate’s Bounty

Not to mention, this will allow kissing and more body touching. It allows for unobstructed communication and increased intimacy.

Ultimate anal sex pose: Suspended Congress

It’s the most adventurous in my opinion and may be challenging for some so be careful. But you can skip the gym today and not feel guilty!

Ultimate anal sex pose: Arch

Your maneuvers as the bottom are key here and should be gradual, until you’ve found the right position, and then you can be more aggressive.

Ultimate anal sex pose: Bumper Cars

If you can master this position, it not only looks hot, but also creates new and exciting sensations because of angles that couples usually don’t experience.