Sex Positions Guide

The classic face-to-face position. One partner lies on their back while the other lies on top. Allows deep intimacy through eye contact and full-body closeness.

Tip: Place a pillow under the receiving partner's hips to change the angle and increase stimulation. Keep communication open about pace and depth.

The receiving partner sits on top, facing toward the other partner. This position gives the top partner full control over depth, pace, and angle of movement.

Tip: The bottom partner can assist by placing hands on the hips. Lean forward or backward to discover new angles of stimulation.

One partner is on hands and knees while the other enters from behind. A popular position that allows deep penetration and a different kind of visual and physical stimulation.

Tip: Adjust your height by lowering to forearms or using pillows under the knees. Communication about depth is especially important here.

Both partners lie on their sides, one behind the other. A relaxed, intimate position that allows for slow, gentle movement and full-body contact.

Tip: Great for morning intimacy or when you want a more relaxed pace. The front partner can control the angle by adjusting hip position.

Similar to cowgirl, but the top partner faces away from their partner. This changes the angle of penetration and offers different visual and physical sensations for both partners.

Tip: Start slowly and find the right angle before increasing pace. The top partner can lean forward slightly for stability and comfort.

One partner sits cross-legged while the other sits in their lap, wrapping legs around their waist. An intensely intimate position centered on closeness and eye contact.

Tip: Move together in a slow rocking motion rather than thrusting. This position is about connection and sensation, not speed.

Both partners stand facing each other, or one partner faces a wall while the other enters from behind. Requires some strength and coordination but can be spontaneous and exciting.

Tip: Use a wall or sturdy furniture for support. Height differences can be managed with footwear or a small step.

One partner creates a bridge position (back arched, hands and feet on the surface) while the other kneels between their legs. Allows very deep stimulation at an unusual angle.

Tip: Only attempt this if you have sufficient flexibility. Use cushions for support and come out of the position slowly.

The receiving partner lies on their side. The penetrating partner kneels straddling the bottom leg while the top leg wraps around their waist. A unique angle that hits different spots.

Tip: Experiment with the angle of the top leg. A pillow under the receiving partner's hip can help with alignment.

Both partners simultaneously perform oral sex on each other, lying in opposite directions. Can be done side by side or with one partner on top.

Tip: The side-by-side variation is more comfortable for extended sessions. Communicate with subtle touches since verbal communication is limited.