Trying Out That Tummy Press Thing
Okay, so someone mentioned this ‘tummy press’ idea during sex the other week. Sounded a bit weird, not gonna lie, but hey, always up for trying things out, right? So, gave it a shot.
We were just doing our usual thing, missionary position, pretty standard stuff. Then I remembered the conversation. Decided, why not now?
Getting Started
So, I kinda shifted my weight a bit. The idea was to apply some pressure, down low on her stomach, sort of below the belly button but above the bone there. Wasn’t sure if I should use my hand or just kinda… lean into it?
Tried leaning first. Just put a bit more of my weight forward, focused on that lower belly area. Felt kinda awkward, like I was just squashing her.
Using Hands Instead
Scrapped the leaning idea pretty quick. Didn’t feel right. So, I used my hand instead. While keeping the rhythm going, I just placed my palm flat on her lower tummy and applied some firm, steady pressure downwards. Not like, super hard, just firm.
- Position: Stayed in missionary.
- Action: Used one hand, palm flat.
- Pressure: Firm, but not painful. Aimed for just below the navel.
How It Felt
Okay, this was the interesting part. She definitely reacted. Made a different kind of noise, kinda like a gasp? Asked her if it was okay, she nodded, so kept going.
From my end, it felt… different too. Changed the angle inside, maybe? Felt a bit deeper, or like it was hitting a slightly different spot. Hard to explain precisely. It wasn’t mind-blowing, not like some magic button, but it definitely changed the sensation.
We kept it going for a bit with the hand pressure, then went back to normal without it. It was a variation, you know? Something else to add to the mix.
Final Thoughts
So, the tummy press thing? Yeah, we did that. It wasn’t revolutionary, but it was a noticeable change. Using a hand seemed way better than trying to lean awkwardly. It felt like it deepened the contact somehow. Worth trying? Sure, if you’re looking to experiment a little. It’s simple enough to do. Might do it again sometime, might not. Just another tool in the toolbox, I guess.
