Tucked Lap
Also called: The Seated Ball
A seated, facing-away position where the partner in front hugs their knees into a ball. Cozy, compact and slow.
One partner sits on the bed or floor with legs stretched out in front, leaning back slightly on one or both hands. The other partner sits back into their lap facing away, lowering down between their thighs. Once settled, the front partner draws their knees up toward their chest, feet flat on the bed, and wraps their arms loosely around their shins. The back partner rests their chest against the front partner's back and their chin near their shoulder. The front partner sets the movement with small rocks and squeezes rather than big lifts; tucking tighter changes the angle and makes it feel snugger. The back partner can lean back on both hands for support or bring one hand around for extra touch.
Slow, close sex with lots of skin contact and the chance to whisper. It suits a lazy morning more than a big night.
The back partner can sit against the headboard or a stack of pillows so they don't have to hold themselves up. The front partner can let their feet slide out a bit if tucking is tiring.
Keep the movement tiny and let the squeeze do the work. The back partner kissing the neck and shoulders goes a long way here.
Go slowly when lowering down. Coming down hard at the wrong angle can hurt a penis or a toy. Keep the motion controlled.
Agree on it before you try it, use plenty of lube, and either of you can stop at any point. This guide is general information, not medical advice.