Anatomy and biomechanics
One body in supine position and the other in lateral position perpendicular, fitting the pelvis under the legs of the first. The right-angle geometry directs contact to lateral walls that other positions do not touch, and since no body is bearing weight on the other, the energy expenditure is very low.
Why this position works
Its perpendicular angle is unique: it stimulates areas that frontal or posterior positions do not reach. It requires almost no effort (no one bears weight), which makes it ideal for prolonging the encounter or for bodies that need comfort. It is one of the most recurrent in extensive repertoires precisely because of how different it is.
The L: bodies at right angles, different sensation
One of the most ingenious positions and, surprisingly, one of the most frequent in the large catalogs. The bodies form an L: the perpendicular angle creates a sensation that is unlike any other.
Also known as: right angle · right angle · the T · perpendicular · the L
Variations of this position
1. With elevated leg: refine the angle
Like the L, with the person on their back raising one leg over their partner's hip perpendicularly.
The person lying on their back raises one leg over their partner's hip perpendicularly. Change the angle and increase the opening.
- Adopt the basic L, bodies perpendicular.
- The person on their back raises one leg over their partner's hip.
- Adjust to the comfortable angle.
2. The inverted T: rotate the angle
Like the L, with a slight rotation of the lying body to change the angle of incidence.
Slight rotation of the person lying down to modify the incidence. Subtle but noticeably changes the sensation.
- From the L, the person lying down slightly rotates the pelvis.
- Seek the incidence that stimulates the most.
- Slow and short movement.
✓ Tips
- Play with the exact angle of the legs until you find the fit.
- It requires minimal effort: take advantage of it for long, slow rhythms.
- The person lying on their back can stimulate their own clitoris with their hand.
- A pillow under the hip refines the angle.
Key facts
- Interaction type
- Penetration at a perpendicular angle
- Active anatomy
- Pénis
- Receptive anatomy
- Vagin / Anus
- Main stimulation
- Lateral walls / Neutral
- Setups and participants
- Couple · 2 people GayHeteroLesbien
Frequently asked questions
Why does it feel so different?
The perpendicular angle directs contact to unusual lateral walls.
Is it hard to find the position?
A bit at first; once you fit the pelvis, the rest is very comfortable.
Who is it ideal for?
For those looking to vary sensations or need a low-effort position.
Sources and references
- Literatura de sexología clínica y ergonomía sexual
Last editorial review: