If you love to go wild during sex then you need to use handcuffs while having sex with your partner. Handcuffs surely enhance the pleasure of sex and make you feel kinky. They allow you to go with the flow and reach the hardcore level of sex. They also allow you to take full control over your partner and do whatever you want to do. I will discuss some of the ways which you can adapt to use handcuffs in a new way. This blog will also help you if you are going to choose the handcuff for the first time.

Handcuffs for many couples are seen as a very sexy addition to the bedroom, and a huge factor is that they enable one partner to lose control, and one to gain it, which many find sexy and appealing. Handcuffs and anklecuffs can spice up even the most basic of sex positions, and for many are a key introduction to the world of bdsm. The same applies for those who have a passive lifestyle day to day and wish to act out the role of a dominant person in the bedroom, who finds calling the shots an huge turn on. You can incorporate handcuffs here either with or without any physical contact. You could cuff your partner and tease them with feathers or a vibrator, making them squirm and really turning them on when they cannot move or reciprocate. People like missionary because there is close contact and you can look at your partner and see how turned on they are. That full, face to face intimacy can be utilised with handcuffs too.

Handcuff your wrists together in front of you, so you can still reach down and play with your clit as your partner thrusts into you. Handcuff your wrists together in back of you, so your partner can grab the chain and control your arms during Doggie Style. Move out of the bedroom. Or handcuff your partner to a low-hanging tree branch and have sex in the park. Handcuff your partner to a sturdy chair, and then do a striptease for him from across the room.

So you're looking to get into some light bondage, and you're not all too sure where to start. Well, I went down the rabbit hole of sex handcuffs for couples to help figure it out — and let me tell you, it was a lot deeper than I expected. I figured I'd find some fur, and I was sure I'd run into some leather, but I didn't think I'd find wrist restraints with suction cups attached to them. You know — in case you want to partake in some safer shower bondage. If you're on the fence about bondage, a new study actually found that those who partake in BDSM " tend to be more aware of their sexual needs and desires ," Andreas Wismeijer, a psychologist at Nyenrode Business University in the Netherlands, told Live Science.