Anatomy and biomechanics
In The Square, the receiving man kneels and supports his elbows on the bed, forming a right angle with his body. The penetrating man positions himself behind, aligning his pelvis for deep penetration. The position allows adjusting the rhythm and depth according to both partners' comfort. It's important to maintain fluid communication to avoid discomfort and maximize pleasure.
Why this position works
The Square is appreciated for the combination of deep penetration and intimate contact it allows. The position fosters emotional and physical connection, as well as offering precise control of rhythm and intensity.
The Square: Gay Penetration Position
The Square is a gay position that combines balance and deep penetration, ideal for couples seeking mutual connection and pleasure.
Also known as: Gay Square · Right Angle Position
Variations of this position
Forward-leaning variant
The receiving man leans his torso forward, resting his hands on the bed.
- The receiver kneels and leans his torso forward, resting his hands on the bed.
- The penetrator positions himself behind, aligning his pelvis.
- He begins penetration with soft and controlled movements.
Variant with pelvic elevation
The receiver raises their pelvis to allow for deeper penetration.
- The receiver kneels and raises their pelvis, supporting their hands on the bed.
- The penetrator positions themselves behind, aligning their pelvis.
- Begin penetration with gentle, controlled movements.
Variant with pelvic rotation
The penetrator slightly rotates his pelvis to stimulate different areas.
- The receiver kneels and rests his elbows on the bed.
- The penetrator positions himself behind, aligning his pelvis.
- He begins penetration with soft and controlled movements, slightly rotating the pelvis.
✓ Tips
- Maintain constant communication to adjust the depth and rhythm.
- Use lubricant to prevent chafing and facilitate penetration.
- Avoid abrupt movements to maintain balance.
Key facts
- Interaction type
- Anal penetration
- Active anatomy
- Penis, pelvis, and thighs of the penetrating man.
- Receptive anatomy
- Anus, pelvis, and thighs of the receiving man.
- Setups and participants
- Couple · 2 people Gay
Frequently asked questions
Is it necessary to have a lot of experience to practice The Square?
No, it's not necessary. With practice and communication, any couple can enjoy this position.
What can I do if I feel discomfort during penetration?
Adjust the angle of penetration and communicate your sensations to your partner. Using more lubricant can also help.
Is it possible to vary the intensity of pleasure in this position?
Yes, by adjusting the depth and rhythm of penetration, you can increase or decrease the intensity of pleasure.
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