5 signs your partner thinks you’re great in bed

One of the most important things that you’d want mutually with your sexual partner(s)is a heavenly orgasm of course, but also a true sense of enjoyment. The pressure of getting every move right, or wrong, can be very stressful. In these nerving situations, all you can do is rely on your partner’s words and interest to gauge if they are really digging it or not. Instead of playing the guessing game, you can actually pick on some unsaid clues to make your way to a pleasurable experience. However, these signals are very subjective because everybody expresses satisfaction through different modes of communication. 

Transcending from the physical world, sexual pleasure can be revealed in more ways than you can imagine. Sometimes, with bed-breaking energy and love-making synergy, it’s hard to clearly read between the lines (and rounds). And for that, these are five signs you can look for to be almost certain that you got game. 

Eyes on the prize

Eye-contact during sex doesn’t necessarily exist. But yes, if they look at you like you've handed them the most precious thing in the world, that's because your partner likes what they feel and while at it, what they see. This non-verbal but quite communicative way of expressing pleasure will most certainly mean you are in the right direction.  

You go again (and again) 

Of course, many couples have sex more than once in one day but if your partner jumps to go round two, while you both are still recovering from round one, then they definitely like sexing it up with you. The honest desire to pull you back into their arms and onto the bed is a clear-cut indication that you’ve done well. 

The groans and moans

While sounds don’t always determine if you are enjoying yourself with your partner or not, it is often viewed as a way of reflexively demonstrating how you feel. Whether it’s a loud moan while having earth-shattering sex or a soft sound of feeling pleasure when making love, both equally act as signs of a satisfying experience. However, moan-like sounds may happen during discomfort, and unsure feelings during intercourse too. Mindfully evaluate the difference between the two before you make your way to a great ride. 

Keeping up with the kinks

Pillow talk can range from what the sex sesh was like to what it can be. If you’ve been fairly experimental with your moves and your roles, then dialogue about venturing into newer avenues of fun will translate into being on the right road. This kind of reinforcing conversation between sexually active partners is a very healthy way of exploring and helps make things steamy. 

Don’t stop 

Verbal cues can also be a miss-in-the-moment and it sounds strange but is also very common when you’re fully immersed. So, if you are going at a certain pace or holding a certain sense of control and your partner asks you to not stop – it doesn’t mean going faster, slower or even harder. In the simplest way, it means you shouldn’t stop what you are doing and how you are doing it because that is the perfect amount. And it will be guaranteed to help you both reach a happy ending!