The Passionate Mountaineer: standing sex while carrying your partner, face to face

The receiving partner rests her back against a solid wall, which shares the weight and adds stability.

The grip and the legs stay the same, but her upper back rests on the wall. Part of the weight goes into the wall, the lifting partner's arms work less and the whole position sways much less. Her torso ends up a little more upright.

1. Stand face to face next to a solid wall, with her back towards it.
2. He lifts her with the same grip: one forearm under her raised knee and the other hand under her buttocks.
3. She rests her upper back against the wall while keeping her arms around his neck.
4. He steps in towards the wall to share the weight and moves with short, controlled thrusts.

The receiving partner wraps both legs around her partner's waist and he holds her buttocks with both hands.

Instead of resting one knee on his forearm, she crosses both ankles behind his waist. She grips better with her legs, which eases the load on the lifting partner's arms a little, and penetration is usually slightly less deep. It remains face to face, with all of her weight on him.

1. Starting from the edge of the bed, she wraps her arms around his neck.
2. He lifts her, holding her buttocks with both hands.
3. She wraps both legs around his waist and crosses her ankles behind him.
4. Move with short thrusts and come down onto the bed as soon as you feel tired.

Both of the receiving partner's knees rest over the penetrating partner's forearms: deeper and more demanding.

She draws both legs up and he slides both forearms under the backs of her knees, with his hands on her buttocks. Her pelvis is more open and penetration can be deeper, but she can no longer hold on with her legs: all of her weight hangs from his arms and from her hold around his neck. It is the most tiring version; keep it very short.

1. Start with her sitting on the edge of the bed, arms around his neck.
2. He slides both forearms under her knees and places his hands on her buttocks.
3. He straightens up slowly, knees bent and back straight.
4. Keep movements small and sit her back on the bed at the first sign of fatigue or unsteadiness.

The receiving partner rests her buttocks on the edge of a sturdy table at the height of her partner's pelvis, while he stays standing.

The face-to-face orientation, the arms around the neck and the leg position do not change, but her weight rests on the table instead of his arms. This lets the position last longer and frees one of his hands. It works as a rest between moments of carrying.

1. Choose a stable table that will not slide and whose height matches the pelvis of the standing partner.
2. She sits on the edge facing him and wraps her arms around his neck.
3. She keeps one knee drawn up over his forearm and the other leg around his waist.
4. He moves with controlled thrusts; if you like, he can lift her again from here.