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How to tell if a man is 'dangerously good in bed' from a single touch
While many men may perceive being good in bed as being experimental with positions and fun tricks, sometimes the sexiest thing in bed is being with someone who is genuinely enthusiastic and keen to be there.
But what are the telltale signs that prove someone is good in the sack before you get your clothes off?
According to the internet, if men do any of these things above or beneath the sheets, they are certifiably good in bed.
An X user who seems to be somewhat of a sex expert is adamant that “You can tell how good a man is in bed by where he touches you first.”
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There are three categories that signify how good a man is at sex
The amateur expert who goes by the username 'Lucy, Probably', lists areas of the body and puts them into three categories, ranking how good a man is in the bedroom based on where he touches you first.
The system claims that touching the breasts, lips, or between the thighs first is a “beginner” level of initiating intimacy.
However, if he goes for the area behind the ear, the nape of your neck, or the back of your arm first, then he “knows what he’s doing”.
Apparently, the man seducing you is going to be “dangerously good” in bed if he touches some of these strange places first.
Lucy, probably, suggests that the sexiest places to be stroked are: “the inside of your wrist, the hollow of your collarbone, just below your armpit, the back of your knee, and the small of your back.”
Sharing some top tips for men to improve their moves, the Xpert offered: “The secret? Don't rush straight to the obvious places.”
Advising women on what to be wary of and who to turn your attention to, she added: “The best ones know how to build tension by touching the places you never expected.”
Many women agree with the three-tiered ranking
Hundreds of women flocked to the comments section, and most of them concurred that the spots were in the right place on the three-tiered ranking system.
In agreement, one person noted: “Behind the ear is so slept on, it's basically a cheat code. Had someone find that spot by accident once, and I completely lost my train of thought mid-sentence, never finished explaining what I was even talking about.”
Others offered alternative spots on the body that would make a man qualify as “dangerously good” in bed.
One user called Ava said: “The back of the arm is underrated; most men never find it. Dangerously good for me is whoever notices my breathing change before I say a single word. That's the tier nobody puts on lists because it can't really be taught.”