So, I had this wild idea the other day: why not try that low doggystyle position with my partner? I’m all about sharing my real-life tries, and since it’s pitched as beginner-friendly, I figured, hey, why not give it a shot? I’m just a regular guy, not some expert, so this was all new to me.
Getting Started: The Planning Mess
First off, I sat down with my partner and we talked it over. We both kinda nodded and said, “Yeah, let’s do this!” I didn’t go looking for fancy guides—just recalled a quick chat I had with a friend ages ago. Grabbed some pillows from the couch for padding, cause I knew we’d need support to avoid aches later.
Then, we picked a spot on the bed. Simple stuff, right? I rolled out a soft blanket to make it comfy. Key thing: clearing the area so nothing was in the way. Big mistake was rushing it—I almost knocked over a lamp! We laughed it off and finally set everything up. Took about 10 minutes, just chattering to ease nerves.
My Step-by-Step Go at It
Alright, action time. I started by getting on all fours myself, knees wide apart on the bed. Partner jumped in behind me, hands on my hips to steady us. We moved slow, finding a height that felt natural—I bent forward a bit more, keeping my back low, like a relaxed squat.
- Step 1: I lowered my upper body, chest almost touching the bed, while sticking my bum up high. Partner held firm, testing angles.
- Step 2: We shifted positions—partner crouched down too, getting knees bent to match. This part was clunky as hell! Kept bumping heads and giggling.
- Step 3: Focused on rhythm, moving in and out gentle-like. The key was patience—stopped to adjust whenever it felt off, using pillows for extra lift under my hips.
- Step 4: After a few wobbly tries, we hit a groove. Slow and steady, building up to keep it fun without rushing.
Whole thing was awkward at first, but we powered through with lots of pauses and jokes. Took maybe 20 minutes to feel somewhat smooth, like we weren’t wrestling anymore.
How It Turned Out in the End
Final result? Honestly, not perfect, but good enough for first-timers. We managed to hold it steady for a bit before flopping onto the bed laughing. Big win was no injuries—just a bit stiff later, but stretching helped. Felt intimate and playful, like a silly adventure.
Overall, it’s a solid pick for beginners if you keep it simple. Don’t stress the details, and laugh through the mess-ups—that’s what makes it real. For me, it was a reminder that trying new things keeps the spark alive without overcomplicating it.
