Megan Barton-Hanson says she's 'demanding and dominant' in bed as she spills on sex life
Former Love Island star Megan Barton-Hanson, 26, said she once thought of herself as "frigid", and only had sex with her mum's permission
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Megan Barton-Hanson admits she's "quite demanding and dominant" in bed as she opened up about her wild sex life.
The former Love Island star, 26, said she once thought of herself as "frigid", and only had sex with her mum's permission.
And although her sex life took somewhat of a shy start, it's safe to say Megan is now at a place where she knows what she wants and exactly how she wants it.
She told The Sun : "Sex is so important, especially in these times when there’s so much stress about Covid.
"It’s the one pleasurable activity that doesn't cost anything. I was really into suggesting different positions. I’m quite demanding and dominant."
Recalling when she worked at a strip club, Megan said she was the one who built up the courage to make the first move on a bouncer at the club she worked at.
She admits she now finds it empowering when she takes control.
She continued: "We had flirted a bit and one night I said to him, 'What are you doing after work? I think you should come back to mine and we'll have sex'."
She added: "I found it really empowering to take the lead."
It comes as the bombshell claimed she's never faked an orgasm while in bed with a partner and always tells them if they're not hitting the spot.
Speaking to Ella Eyre on Badoo's content series The Truth Flirts, Megan, who is openly bisexual, also opened up about how much she loves being on X-rated app Only Fans.
She said: "I've never ever faked an orgasm. I just think because I'm selfish and I think you're just gonna lead someone down the garden path.
"They're gonna think you're into it when you're really not, and I just think I'm digging myself a hole here."
She added: "Also, if someone lied to me, and pretended, not that boys can, but if a girl lied and pretended, and I found out that she didn't, I'd be devastated, so I'd rather just be honest.
"Although sometimes it's a little bit brutal, but I think it's the way you say it, if you say, 'a little bit like this, or a little bit..', you don't have to be like, 'oh my god that was terrible, what the hell was that', as long as you're nice about it – constructive criticism."
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