During menopause and perimenopause, sex can change.  Some body parts can feel less sensitive . Vaginal dryness is common , and changes in desire can occur, too.  Speaking to HuffPost UK , Elisabeth Neumann, a sexologist at Lovehoney , said that menopause can “make sex feel unfamiliar and frustrating, especially when things that once worked perfectly well no longer feel as comfortable”.  But, she added, “Positions can make a significant difference here”.  What are the best sex positions for menopausal and perimenopausal women? “Two very common experiences during (peri)menopause are vaginal dryness and pain or discomfort during intercourse,” Neumann said. Therefore, she said, often the best positions are those which “allow for control over the speed, depth, and intensity of movement tend to feel best.…