Do Women Enjoy Taking It From Behind

Do women enjoy sex from behind more than from the front?

Excluding any psychological issues that may be at play through either sexual abuse history, belief systems in relation to gender roles and sexuality in the media the benefits or pleasures for every woman are going to be dependant on how well her insides match your outsides.The majority of dicks bend upwards which in the majority of women in missionary will feel this against the g spot and thus create more stimulis and thus more pleasure.From behind this curve will more likely than not hit the A spot and cause similar added sensations.But there are 6 internal spots in the vagina that I know off that will or can be stimulated through various positions and various angles.All of these spots are located slightly differently depending on the penis and bodies shape at the time so you may be able to use angles and positions which hit multiple spots at the same time.You have to get to know a woman inside and out as well as your own body and it’s limitations and benefits to have better and better sex.So to summarise, yes and yes, and no and no…You have to figure it out as you go.

When a man stands behind a woman, does that mean he is in control of her?

I can only answer from personal experience, but first I must say that no two people are identical and just because one person did it in a certain situation does not mean that anyone else would. In general, I don’t think it means much other than that was the most convenient place to stand at that moment. The only time I saw it as something different was when I was in a situation at the funeral of my husband when some people were making trouble. My husbands eldest brother came, and planted both feet behind me (as if to say “I am here and right behind you, ready to take over if you give me a sign”. When I spoke with him later he told me that I read his actions well and he was glad that i understood and yes, I moved slightly to the one side, half a step back so that he was almost next to me and that was the sign he needed to take over the trouble. Luckily he and I knew each other well and were able to interpret things easily. It sounds as if you don’t know this person very well and with that being the case I would not take him doing it as something very meaningful.

What’s the real reason behind why men stare at women?

A lot of it is because they are in essence hardwired to do so. The (male) brain has very low-level circuits and hormonal systems that cause them to stare. Often he’s not even aware of the fact that he is staring. Some of the same hardwiring is present for women but its effects seem to be stronger for men.A second reason is that a woman is a more visually pleasing subject of attention than say, the back of a bus. Most of the time our visual system needs a fixation target, and in the absence of a more important or salient choice, the woman is chosen.Most staring is entirely innocuous and as mentioned often subconscious. Some stares, not an insignificant proportion, are associated with bad intent, but it’s less common than, I suspect, many imagine. That said, when a stare is demonstrably motivated by bad intent, then it is the social duty of all around who can see what’s going on to remove the man involved, by force if necessary.There are of course other reasons for staring: disapproval, dominance, surprise etc. etc. but I get the feeling that’s not what the original poser of the question was talking about.There seems to be a popular view in current social thinking that imagines staring to be almost unforgivably offensive and something no so-called ‘decent’ man would do. This is completely unrealistic and doesn’t seem to be able to integrate the fact that men will stare to some degree, because of the hardwiring in the brain. And it diminishes some of the joy of human interaction, by on the one hand expecting something akin to monk-like detachment from men - as if women had no more value or interest than the back of the bus described earlier - and on the the other encouraging a suspicious and resentful attitude in women through reading more sinister motives into a man’s actions than was there.On the other hand there is a clear reason for staring to be mildly discouraged: if there were no social bounds on staring then many women would be being followed by multiple sets of eyes wherever they went, as if under surveillance, which would be disconcerting to say the least. However, in most circumstances the most that is appropriate would be a mild rebuke when a stare becomes too overtly persistent.