Tips for sex with a partner / Tips for sexual intercourse (vaginal intercourse):

Vaginal intercourse can be just as good with a short or thin penis as with any other penis. Read more about it in this text.

Sexual intercourse works with small, medium, and large penises

Penises vary in size and width. They are also differently shaped and curved. Pleasurable vaginal intercourse is possible with any type of penis. Much more important than size is figuring out which movements, angles, and positions you enjoy most. It's best to try out as many as possible. That way, you'll find out what feels particularly good for your penis shape. Are you wondering if sex is better with a bigger penis? It's not. Here are some tips for sexual intercourse with a short or thin penis:

How can I have good sexual intercourse with a thin penis?

During intercourse, it usually feels good for both of you if your penis massages and presses against the walls of the vagina. To do this, move your pelvis in a circular motion during sex. This way, a thin penis can apply more pressure to the vaginal walls. By the way, we recommend this for all penis sizes. You and your partner can take turns circling the pelvis. Or you can circle together. This will ensure that the vaginal wall gets a great massage. Another way to apply more pressure is to insert the penis into the vagina at an angle. There are positions in which this works well. You could also learn to really steer your penis with your pelvis. Trust us, it's worth it. Something else you could try: How does it feel if one of you puts a finger into the vagina in addition to the penis?

How can I have good sexual intercourse with a short penis?

The vagina's very sensitive within 5 centimeters of the vaginal opening. Even short penises reach those spots without any problems. Explore the vagina with your fingers. In all likelihood your penis will reach the areas your fingers reach.

How do I choose the right condom size?

One instance in which penis size does play a role is when choosing a condom. A condom that is too tight can break. A condom that is too loose can slip off. The right fit provides the protection!