A refined take on the face-to-face classic: the partner on top shifts upward and both move in a gentle rocking motion rather than thrusting. Designed for maximum contact.
How to do it
Begin in the classic face-to-face position.
The partner on top slides their body a few inches higher, so their pelvis rests above the other's.
Instead of thrusting, both partners rock together in a slow, steady rhythm.
Tips
It takes a little practice, so do not judge it on the first try.
One partner kneels on one knee while the other sits on the raised thigh, wrapped around them. Romantic, close and named after the classic proposal pose.
One partner lies back while the other sits facing them between their legs, both holding each other's forearms. Gentle pulls create the rhythm, making it a game of balance and trust.
Partners interlock their legs like an open pair of scissors and press their bodies together. Friction, rhythm and closeness, popular with women who love women.
