Standing from Behind: one partner leans on a support, the other stands behind

The receiving partner rests their whole torso on a table or the end of the bed at hip height; the other partner stands behind.

Instead of holding themselves up on their hands, the receiving partner lays their chest and belly on the surface. The lower back and arms rest completely and the position becomes very stable, so it can be held for longer. The edge of the table presses on the hips or belly: a folded towel or a cushion makes it more comfortable.

1. Choose a firm table or the end of the bed at about the receiving partner's hip height and put a folded towel on the edge.
2. The receiving partner stands facing it, feet slightly apart, and lowers their torso onto the surface, arms relaxed in front.
3. The penetrating partner stands behind and holds their partner's hips.
4. Start slowly and adjust the height with a step if your hips do not line up.

The receiver leans their hands against the wall, slightly inclined; the penetrator stands behind.

The receiving partner stands more upright and leans their hands flat against the wall at shoulder height, with only a slight bend at the hips. Penetration is usually shallower and their legs and lower back work more, but it needs no furniture. The wall gives them something solid to push against to meet the movement.

1. The receiving partner stands about an arm's length from the wall and places their palms flat on it at shoulder height.
2. They step their feet back a little, slightly apart, and tilt their hips back.
3. The penetrating partner stands close behind and holds their partner's hips for stability.
4. Keep thrusts moderate: with less bend, the penis slips out more easily.

Same position without any support: the receiving partner bends forward and rests their hands on their own thighs or knees.

With nothing to lean on, the receiving partner supports their upper body with their hands on their thighs, knees slightly bent. It can be done anywhere, but the lower back and legs work much harder and balance is less secure, so it suits shorter moments. The partner behind can help by holding their partner's hips firmly.

1. The receiving partner stands with feet hip-width apart and knees slightly bent.
2. They bend forward from the hips and rest their hands on their thighs, just above the knees.
3. The penetrating partner stands behind and holds their partner's hips to steady them.
4. Move gently and stop if either of you loses balance or the leaning partner's back tires.

The receiving partner keeps one foot on the floor and rests the other knee on the edge of the bed, leaning forward on their hands.

Raising one knee onto the mattress opens the receiving partner's hips and tilts the pelvis, which changes the angle of penetration and often makes it easier to line up when the partner behind is taller. Weight is shared between the standing leg, the knee and the hands, so it is quite stable.

1. The receiving partner stands beside the end of the bed and places one knee on the edge of the mattress.
2. They lean forward and rest their hands on the bed.
3. The penetrating partner stands behind, between the standing leg and the bed, and holds their partner's hips.
4. Switch knees from time to time so the standing leg does not tire.

Same position, but the receiving partner keeps their feet and thighs close together; the partner behind stands with feet either side.

With the thighs together, the entrance feels narrower and there is more friction, while penetration tends to be a little shallower. The receiving partner is slightly less stable, so it works best with hands or torso on a firm support.

1. The receiving partner leans forward on the table or the bed as in the basic position.
2. They bring their feet and knees together.
3. The penetrating partner stands with feet either side of theirs and holds their hips.
4. Use lubricant and move slowly at first, as there is more friction.