Anatomy and biomechanics
This position is based on the alignment of the bodies to facilitate oral access. The receptive woman lies on her back, relaxed, while the other positions herself head down between her legs. Stimulation is performed with gentle tongue and lip movements, adapting to the partner's reactions. Communication and synchronization are key to maximizing pleasure.
Why this position works
The mermaid is appreciated for the emotional closeness it creates, allowing for visual contact and simultaneous caresses. Oral stimulation is intense and personalized, creating an intimate and connected experience.
The mermaid: intimate connection and shared pleasure
The mermaid is a sexual position that fosters intimacy and mutual pleasure between women, focused on cunnilingus.
Also known as: Mermaid · Cunnilingus as a couple
Variations of this position
Variant with more eye contact
Both women lie on their backs, one on top of the other, head to head.
- The receptive woman lies on her back.
- The other woman lies on top, head down, aligning their bodies.
- Cunnilingus is performed while maintaining eye contact.
Variant for greater comfort
Both women lie on their sides, facing each other.
- One woman lies on her side.
- The other woman positions herself in front of her, also on her side, with her head between her legs.
- Cunnilingus is performed while maintaining caresses and eye contact.
Variant with greater stimulation
Includes the use of hands to stimulate in addition to the mouth.
- The receiving woman lies on her back.
- The other woman positions herself head down between her legs.
- Cunnilingus is performed while using the hands to stimulate other erogenous zones.
✓ Tips
- Maintain a constant rhythm adjusted to your partner's reactions.
- Use lubrication if necessary for greater comfort.
- Avoid excessive pressure; delicacy is essential in cunnilingus.
Key facts
- Interaction type
- Oral and tactile
- Active anatomy
- The tongue, lips, and hands of the woman performing cunnilingus.
- Receptive anatomy
- Clitoris, vulva, and vagina of the receptive woman.
- Setups and participants
- Couple · 2 people Lesbienne
Frequently asked questions
Is it necessary to have experience to practice The mermaid?
It is not necessary, but communication and practice help to perfect the technique.
Can this position be uncomfortable?
It can be at first, but by adjusting the positions and using pillows for support, comfort can be improved.
How can I improve the experience?
Try different rhythms and techniques, and maintain open communication with your partner to adjust to their preferences.
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