What to do if your partner's penis is 'too big' – from sex positions to silicone rings
dailystar.co.uksex to be less pleasurable.Sexpert Isabelle Uren from Bedbible, has therefore discussed what receiving partners can do, so they can still have pleasurable penetrative sex with a partner with a larger penis.Talking about the issue, she said: "No matter what the issue is, sex should be pleasurable, not painful, so never just suffer through it in silence!"She suggested deep breathing and relaxation as a first step on how to deal with a large penis."Being nervous about the size of your partner’s penis can make you tense and make penetration more difficult, so try to incorporate some deep breathing and relaxation techniques beforehand to help release muscle tension," said Isabelle."Good communication with your partner is also key, as they don’t know what you are feeling physically and emotionally."If you are dealing with a partner who's penis is very 'long', Isabelle warned that you might find the head of their penis bangs into your cervix, which can be very painful.To help make sex more pleasurable in this instance, she suggested using silicone rings called OhNut.She explained: "These silicone rings sit around the base of your partner's penis and act as a buffer that prevents your partner from thrusting too deeply."They come in a stackable set of four rings, so you adjust them to suit your needs."The expert also recommended trying different sex positions.She suggested avoiding positions where your partner thrusts into you 'are more likely to end up in pain', saying: "No no matter how good their intentions are, it's almost impossible for them to know how deep they can go."Instead, Isabelle suggested getting on top as you can 'control the movements and can better control how deep your partner's penis goes'.Positions she.
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