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The receiver keeps their knees together while the giver kneels with legs outside. A tighter fit, shorter strokes, and plenty of friction.
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Difficulty
EasyAthletic
Intimacy
PlayfulClose
Good for
- G-spot
- Quickies
- Hands free to roam
How to do it
Have the receiver get on hands and knees and bring the knees together.
Giver: kneel behind with a knee on each side of the receiver's legs.
Rest your hands on the receiver's hips or lower back.
Use short, shallow strokes and let the tighter fit do most of the work.
Lean forward over the receiver's back for extra contact if it feels right.
Tips
- The snug fit calls for plenty of lubricant and a slower start.
- Receiver: keep your hips tilted back to make it easier to find a comfortable angle.
- Giver: leaning over the receiver adds closeness without losing the rhythm.