Most people view intimacy as passive, but specific movements like angling change everything. Learn how to communicate your needs and own your pleasure.

To have better sex, you sometimes have to stop focusing on the sex itself and start focusing on the person in front of you. It’s about transforming the 'performance review' atmosphere into a 'connection' atmosphere.
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Lena: You know, Miles, I was reading this fascinating study from a few years back, and it totally flipped the script for me. We often think of sex as something that just happens to us, but it turns out nearly 90% of women are actually using a specific technique called "angling" to actively direct their own pleasure.
Miles: That’s such a great point. It’s like this hidden language of movement. Instead of being passive, women are rotating or tilting their pelvis to find exactly what works. It’s not just "angling," either—there’s "rocking," "shallowing," and "pairing."
Lena: Right! And it’s interesting how we’re rarely taught these names. It makes it so much easier to communicate what you need when you actually have the words for it.
Miles: Exactly. It’s about taking ownership of the experience. So, let’s dive into how you can start using these specific techniques to transform your intimacy.