Last Updated: August 2025
Welcome to Best Sexy Positions. This disclaimer explains what our content is (and isn’t), how to use it responsibly, and important limitations you should know about. By using our site, you’re agreeing to these terms.
Adult Content Notice
Best Sexy Positions contains educational content about intimate positions and adult sexuality. Here’s what you need to know:
This content is:
- Designed exclusively for adults (18+ or legal age in your area)
- Educational and informational in nature
- Created to help adults enhance their intimate relationships
- Not explicit pornography or graphic sexual material
Our illustrations and descriptions focus on education rather than titillation. All content represents consenting adults of legal age engaging in healthy intimate practices.
What We’re Here For (And What We’re Not)
We Are: Your educational resource for learning about intimate positions, techniques, and related topics to enhance adult relationships.
We Are Not:
- Medical professionals providing healthcare advice
- Therapists offering relationship counseling
- Sex therapists providing clinical treatment
- A substitute for professional guidance tailored to your specific situation
Think of us as that knowledgeable friend who’s done the research and wants to share what actually works – but always with the understanding that you should consult professionals for serious health or relationship concerns.
Not Medical Advice (Seriously, We Mean It)
The information on Best Sexy Positions is educational, not medical advice. We don’t provide:
- Diagnosis of medical or psychological conditions
- Treatment recommendations for health issues
- Personalized medical consultation
- Healthcare services of any kind
Always consult a qualified healthcare provider before:
- Trying new activities if you have health conditions
- Addressing sexual health concerns
- Making decisions about sexual wellness that could affect your health
This is especially important if you have:
- Existing medical conditions or injuries
- Physical limitations or mobility concerns
- Questions about sexual function or health
- Any concerns about how activities might affect your wellbeing
Your Safety is Your Responsibility
Every body is different, and what works amazingly for one person might not work for another. When exploring new intimate positions:
Listen to your body: Stop immediately if something causes pain or discomfort Communicate openly: Talk with your partner(s) about comfort, boundaries, and preferences Start slowly: Ease into new positions rather than jumping in at full intensity Modify as needed: Adapt positions to work for your unique bodies and abilities Use common sense: If something seems risky or uncomfortable, trust your instincts
We can’t guarantee that every position will work for every person. Your safety and comfort are always the top priority.
Consent and Respect Are Non-Negotiable
All our content assumes:
- Enthusiastic consent from all participants
- Open, honest communication between partners
- Mutual respect for boundaries and preferences
- Healthy relationship dynamics
We absolutely do not condone any non-consensual activity. Ever. Healthy intimacy is built on trust, communication, and respect for everyone involved.
We’re Here for Everyone
We work hard to create content that welcomes:
- All body types and physical abilities
- Diverse gender identities and sexual orientations
- Various relationship structures and dynamics
- Different cultural backgrounds and perspectives
We know we’re not perfect, and we don’t claim to address every unique situation. If you have feedback on how we can be more inclusive, we genuinely want to hear it.
Keeping Our Content Current
Sexual health information evolves, and we do our best to keep up:
- We regularly review and update our content
- We indicate when articles were last updated
- Some information may become outdated between updates
- We encourage you to cross-reference important information with current sources
The “Last Updated” dates on our articles show when content was most recently reviewed.
About Those Links to Other Sites
We sometimes link to external websites or reference other resources for additional information. Important points about external links:
- We don’t control or endorse everything on third-party sites
- We can’t guarantee the accuracy of external information
- We’re not responsible for other websites’ content or practices
- Always review the terms and privacy policies of sites you visit
These links are provided for your convenience, but use your judgment about external content.
No Magic Guarantees
We’d love to promise that following our guidance will transform your intimate life overnight, but that wouldn’t be honest. Sexual satisfaction and relationship enhancement depend on many factors unique to you and your partner(s):
- Your individual preferences and comfort levels
- Your relationship dynamics and communication skills
- Your physical health and abilities
- Your willingness to explore and experiment safely
Our content provides general educational information that you can adapt to your specific situation – but the results depend largely on you.
When We Update This Disclaimer
We may revise this disclaimer to reflect:
- Changes in our content or services
- Community feedback and suggestions
- Legal or regulatory requirements
- New insights about best practices
We’ll always post the most current version here with a clear effective date.
Questions or Concerns?
Have questions about this disclaimer or our content approach? We’re here to help: info@bestsexypositions.com
The Fine Print
By using Best Sexy Positions, you acknowledge that you’ve read, understood, and agreed to this disclaimer.
This disclaimer works together with our other policies:
- Terms of Service (how our site works)
- Privacy Policy (how we handle your data)
- Cookies Policy (how we use cookies)
- About Us (who we are and what we do)
Best Sexy Positions is designed exclusively for adults 18+. We implement age verification to ensure our content reaches the right audience – because incredible sex education deserves to be taken seriously.