require flexibility?
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Of what? Thinking? Your body?
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physical flexibilityComment
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Some do, some don't. But a some can be very helpful!Comment
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like legs on the shoulder?Comment
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Not really. You are basically in the same position as sitting as sitting...Only your on your back. It takes only slightly more flexibility to put one let on his shoulder and the other around his side. But I have to admit to prefering that one.Comment
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lol! I wish I could do that!Comment
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i find that almost slightly disturbing, but im sure it would make for some fun.. hahah my boyfriend can do that actaully it kind of weirds me out! lolI am Woman, hear me roar!!!Comment
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Hmm...The whole reason I would want to do that is for how many possibilities it would open for sex. I am thinking about doing yoga again, it might help with some issues.Comment
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omg wow well if i was able too do that my partner would be very happy!!! ha haComment
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