Legs Up

Missionary with her legs raised—more depth, still face to face.

MediumDeep & close

DifficultyMedium

MoodDeep & close

IntimacyHigh

IntensityIntense

I.Description

Legs Up – what makes this position work.

She lies on her back and raises her legs onto his shoulders, or he holds them. You stay face to face, like missionary, but the angle is steeper and usually deeper.

Only lift as far as her hamstrings and lower back allow. A pillow under her hips helps you line up, and you can still kiss. One small change from missionary, and it feels different.

II.Step by step

Get into position.

Four easy steps—take your time between moves and notice what feels right.

01
She lies on her back; raise legs only as far as hamstrings and lower back stay comfortable.
02
He kneels or leans between her thighs; pillows under her hips help alignment.
03
Hold her legs where she indicates—shoulders, calves, or thighs.
04
Start slowly; depth increases quickly in this angle, so check in early.

III.Tips & ideas

For more closeness and pleasure.

Small ideas that make a big difference – for her, for him, and for both of you.

For her

Bend your knees a little if straight legs tug your hamstrings.
Press your legs lightly into his shoulders when you want more contact.
Rest your hands on his hips to show depth and speed you like.
Say something if your lower back complains—a pillow tweak often fixes it.

For him

Support her legs; don't force them wider than she wants.
Keep more weight on your arms than on her pelvis.
Go slower until she says the angle works for her.
If she winces, adjust—don't power through.

For both of you

Pillows under her hips protect her back.
Depth isn't everything—clitoral touch still counts.
Stretch or lower legs if tingling starts.
Switch to regular missionary anytime for a break.

IV.Variations

Small ideas, new spark.

Tiny tweaks—try one or stick with the basics.

3 variations · swipe

Variation 1

Single-leg angle

Only one leg rests on his shoulder, the other stays on the bed or is held to the side. This reduces the stretch, allows more freedom of movement, and noticeably changes the angle of stimulation.

Variation 2