‘As part of the performance mindset, the harder the position the best they might seem because it requires more skills. ‘Many people talk about their favourite positions, but it is important to remember that thinking of sex as 'best position' reinforces the notion that sex is a performance, which often increases anxiety of 'doing it right'’, says Silva Neves, a Psychosexual and Relationship Psychotherapist. While a peak into other people's sex lives can be fun, it's vital to remember though that thinking about sex as a tick-list of positions and moves to try out is not the healthiest, or most pleasurable, way to go about things.

What you should know, before checking sex positions out From ‘The Broken Eagle’ to the ‘Viennese Oyster’, over the seasons, contestants of the ITV2 juggernaut reality show have sent the internet into a flurry of searching for what, precisely, these lesser-known sex positions look like. If you follow the show, you'll know that every year at least a couple of the current cohort's favourite weird and wonderful sex positions are revealed. More specifically, about some of the spicy titbits we learnt from this year's Islanders.

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Sexual anvil position