@ Alison Beaver
Your response is not only unhelpful, but it is quite demeaning. An overweight person looking to enhance their sex life is not the same thing as learning to overcome a significant disability. Your book recommendation is insulting to overweight people and people with disabilities. Your answer to the stretching and flexibility question basically sounds like you are just saying to lose weight. People of all shapes and sizes can enjoy sex and comments like yours are more likely to increase insecurities instead of encouraging confidence and creativity. Of course people can try any position they come up with. That's fairly obvious to everyone. The point of the question is to search out what others have had success and enjoyment with. True not everyone likes the same thing, but sometimes you just need a fresh starting point.
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@ Alison Beaver
July 9, 2012 - 2:50pmYour response is not only unhelpful, but it is quite demeaning. An overweight person looking to enhance their sex life is not the same thing as learning to overcome a significant disability. Your book recommendation is insulting to overweight people and people with disabilities. Your answer to the stretching and flexibility question basically sounds like you are just saying to lose weight. People of all shapes and sizes can enjoy sex and comments like yours are more likely to increase insecurities instead of encouraging confidence and creativity. Of course people can try any position they come up with. That's fairly obvious to everyone. The point of the question is to search out what others have had success and enjoyment with. True not everyone likes the same thing, but sometimes you just need a fresh starting point.
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