What to do if your partner has a small penis – including using a 'sleeve'

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Bedbible, has discussed what receiving partners can do, so they can still have pleasurable penetrative sex with their partner, no matter what the size.Talking about those with a smaller penis, she commented: "There's no definition of what is classified as too small, but if you find you aren't getting enough stimulation during penetrative sex, there are some great options to add a little length, girth, or extra stimulation."One suggestion shares by Isabelle is different types of positions.She said: "If you crave a little more depth, you want to pick positions that give you maximum depth without any other body parts getting in the way."Positions that allow for more clitoral stimulation during penetrative sex, such as cowgirl, are also going to give that extra stimulation you crave."Another suggestion was a penis sleeve.

This slips over the penis to add more length, and girth, and are sometimes textured for extra stimulation.Isabelle adds: "They come in a wide range of sizes, styles, and materials, but I would recommend looking for one that's made of silicone as it's the safest option."The sexpert also suggested ways of creating a "tighter fit" for those who aren't as well endowed.Firstly, she said women can squeeze their thighs together or cross their legs over during penetrative sex.She also suggested using a sex positioning pillow or a regular pillow under the hips to change the angle of the pelvis to create a tighter feeling or more stimulation against the front wall of the vagina.She added: "Another option is to use a C-shape couple's vibrator, which is worn inside the vagina during penetrative sex and has a section to stimulate the clitoris — I love the We-Vibe Chorus."Concluding her comments on penis size, Isabelle.