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All about the Seashell sex position

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Olivia Shea

Published Sep 05, 2026

WE all need to change things up in the bedroom now and then to keep it exciting.

If you're looking to spice up missionary, then look no further than the seashell.

 This position is a great way for him to get deeper and for you to get off in multiple ways

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This position is a great way for him to get deeper and for you to get off in multiple ways

What is the seashell sex position?

The seashell sex position gets its name from how the receiver's body is bent like a shell, giving their partner total access.

According to experts, it's a great way to achieve deeper penetration.

To perform the seashell sex position, you'll need to lay back with your legs as far back as they will go.

Ideally, you want them near your ears, but make sure you only go as far back as you're comfortable with.

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Your partner will lie on top of you, with their arms supporting their weight.

Now, your partner can slide in and change how they enter you to determine whether their pubic bone hits your clitoris or if they decide to go deeper and stimulate your G-spot with the head of their penis.

Are there variations of the seashell sex position?

As mentioned above, a slight variation in how your partner enters you can make a mindblowing difference.

Direct them to rid you from a higher or a lower angle, depending on what feels best.

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Also, because you'll have your hands free in this position, you can directly stimulate your clitoris with your fingers or play with your nipples to help you get off.

If you want to take things even further - you could introduce some toys to turn things up a gear.

Is the seashell sex position safe?

As with any sex position, there is always the possibility of pulling a muscle, especially since with position requires quite a bit of flexibility on the receiver's part.

That said, it's generally a safe position as long as you only do what you're comfortable with - communication is key.