Real photos when the team uploads them, otherwise a clearer diagram: man and woman, FFM, MMF, Swinger and groups. Each position includes how-to notes and the condom rule.
Fixed rule: a new condom for every new partner. Never go from anal to vaginal with the same condom.
The two women recline or sit at opposing angles with their legs interlaced so the pelvises come close together, creating the familiar scissor geometry. In this variation the orientation is classic. Knee angle and torso lean can be adjusted to reduce hip strain while most body weight remains supported by the bed or surface.
Use a dam or a condom on shared toys. Wash hands and toys before switching, and do not share a barrier.
2. Tribbing
Tribbing or tribadism refers to external body-to-body contact between two women with the pelvises kept close; unlike scissoring, it does not require one specific leg geometry. Here the arrangement is at a comfortable angle that brings the pelvises close. The hips and thighs can be rotated gradually until the position feels stable without excess pressure on the knees or lower back.
Use a dam or a condom on shared toys. Wash hands and toys before switching, and do not share a barrier.
3. Classic Scissors
The two women recline or sit at opposing angles with their legs interlaced so the pelvises come close together, creating the familiar scissor geometry. In this variation the orientation is classic. Knee angle and torso lean can be adjusted to reduce hip strain while most body weight remains supported by the bed or surface.
Use a dam or a condom on shared toys. Wash hands and toys before switching, and do not share a barrier.
4. Sideways Scissors
The two women recline or sit at opposing angles with their legs interlaced so the pelvises come close together, creating the familiar scissor geometry. In this variation the orientation is sideways. Knee angle and torso lean can be adjusted to reduce hip strain while most body weight remains supported by the bed or surface.
Use a dam or a condom on shared toys. Wash hands and toys before switching, and do not share a barrier.
5. Vertical Scissors
The two women recline or sit at opposing angles with their legs interlaced so the pelvises come close together, creating the familiar scissor geometry. In this variation the orientation is upright or semi-seated. Knee angle and torso lean can be adjusted to reduce hip strain while most body weight remains supported by the bed or surface.
Use a dam or a condom on shared toys. Wash hands and toys before switching, and do not share a barrier.
6. Scissors on the Edge of the Bed
The two women recline or sit at opposing angles with their legs interlaced so the pelvises come close together, creating the familiar scissor geometry. In this variation the orientation is at the bed edge. Knee angle and torso lean can be adjusted to reduce hip strain while most body weight remains supported by the bed or surface.
Use a dam or a condom on shared toys. Wash hands and toys before switching, and do not share a barrier.
7. Reverse Scissors
The two women recline or sit at opposing angles with their legs interlaced so the pelvises come close together, creating the familiar scissor geometry. In this variation the orientation is reversed. Knee angle and torso lean can be adjusted to reduce hip strain while most body weight remains supported by the bed or surface.
Use a dam or a condom on shared toys. Wash hands and toys before switching, and do not share a barrier.
8. Elevated Scissors
The two women recline or sit at opposing angles with their legs interlaced so the pelvises come close together, creating the familiar scissor geometry. In this variation the orientation is elevated. Knee angle and torso lean can be adjusted to reduce hip strain while most body weight remains supported by the bed or surface.
Use a dam or a condom on shared toys. Wash hands and toys before switching, and do not share a barrier.
9. Interlaced Scissors
The two women recline or sit at opposing angles with their legs interlaced so the pelvises come close together, creating the familiar scissor geometry. In this variation the orientation is more tightly interlaced. Knee angle and torso lean can be adjusted to reduce hip strain while most body weight remains supported by the bed or surface.
Use a dam or a condom on shared toys. Wash hands and toys before switching, and do not share a barrier.
10. Face-to-Face Tribbing
Tribbing or tribadism refers to external body-to-body contact between two women with the pelvises kept close; unlike scissoring, it does not require one specific leg geometry. Here the arrangement is face-to-face. The hips and thighs can be rotated gradually until the position feels stable without excess pressure on the knees or lower back.
Use a dam or a condom on shared toys. Wash hands and toys before switching, and do not share a barrier.
11. Side-Lying Tribbing
Tribbing or tribadism refers to external body-to-body contact between two women with the pelvises kept close; unlike scissoring, it does not require one specific leg geometry. Here the arrangement is side-lying. The hips and thighs can be rotated gradually until the position feels stable without excess pressure on the knees or lower back.
Use a dam or a condom on shared toys. Wash hands and toys before switching, and do not share a barrier.
12. Kneeling Tribadism
Tribbing or tribadism refers to external body-to-body contact between two women with the pelvises kept close; unlike scissoring, it does not require one specific leg geometry. Here the arrangement is kneeling. The hips and thighs can be rotated gradually until the position feels stable without excess pressure on the knees or lower back.
Use a dam or a condom on shared toys. Wash hands and toys before switching, and do not share a barrier.
13. Kneeling Face-to-Face Tribadism
Tribbing or tribadism refers to external body-to-body contact between two women with the pelvises kept close; unlike scissoring, it does not require one specific leg geometry. Here the arrangement is kneeling and facing each other. The hips and thighs can be rotated gradually until the position feels stable without excess pressure on the knees or lower back.
Use a dam or a condom on shared toys. Wash hands and toys before switching, and do not share a barrier.
14. Standing Tribadism
Tribbing or tribadism refers to external body-to-body contact between two women with the pelvises kept close; unlike scissoring, it does not require one specific leg geometry. Here the arrangement is standing, optionally supported by a wall. The hips and thighs can be rotated gradually until the position feels stable without excess pressure on the knees or lower back.
Use a dam or a condom on shared toys. Wash hands and toys before switching, and do not share a barrier.
15. Wall-Supported Tribadism
Tribbing or tribadism refers to external body-to-body contact between two women with the pelvises kept close; unlike scissoring, it does not require one specific leg geometry. Here the arrangement is standing, optionally supported by a wall. The hips and thighs can be rotated gradually until the position feels stable without excess pressure on the knees or lower back.
Use a dam or a condom on shared toys. Wash hands and toys before switching, and do not share a barrier.
16. Tribadism on the Floor
Tribbing or tribadism refers to external body-to-body contact between two women with the pelvises kept close; unlike scissoring, it does not require one specific leg geometry. Here the arrangement is on the floor. The hips and thighs can be rotated gradually until the position feels stable without excess pressure on the knees or lower back.
Use a dam or a condom on shared toys. Wash hands and toys before switching, and do not share a barrier.
17. Tribadism on the Bed
Tribbing or tribadism refers to external body-to-body contact between two women with the pelvises kept close; unlike scissoring, it does not require one specific leg geometry. Here the arrangement is on the bed. The hips and thighs can be rotated gradually until the position feels stable without excess pressure on the knees or lower back.
Use a dam or a condom on shared toys. Wash hands and toys before switching, and do not share a barrier.
18. Tribadism on a Chair
Tribbing or tribadism refers to external body-to-body contact between two women with the pelvises kept close; unlike scissoring, it does not require one specific leg geometry. Here the arrangement is using a stable chair. The hips and thighs can be rotated gradually until the position feels stable without excess pressure on the knees or lower back.
Use a dam or a condom on shared toys. Wash hands and toys before switching, and do not share a barrier.
19. Pillow-Supported Tribadism
Tribbing or tribadism refers to external body-to-body contact between two women with the pelvises kept close; unlike scissoring, it does not require one specific leg geometry. Here the arrangement is with a support pillow to adjust height. The hips and thighs can be rotated gradually until the position feels stable without excess pressure on the knees or lower back.
Use a dam or a condom on shared toys. Wash hands and toys before switching, and do not share a barrier.
20. 69 Position
The two women orient in opposite directions so each person’s head is near the other’s lower-body end, allowing simultaneous mutual oral contact. In this variation the arrangement is in opposite head-to-foot directions. Body weight should be distributed through the bed, arms, or knees rather than placed directly on the partner.
Use a dam or a condom on shared toys. Wash hands and toys before switching, and do not share a barrier.
21. Sideways 69
The two women orient in opposite directions so each person’s head is near the other’s lower-body end, allowing simultaneous mutual oral contact. In this variation the arrangement is side-lying. Body weight should be distributed through the bed, arms, or knees rather than placed directly on the partner.
Use a dam or a condom on shared toys. Wash hands and toys before switching, and do not share a barrier.
22. Stacked 69
The two women orient in opposite directions so each person’s head is near the other’s lower-body end, allowing simultaneous mutual oral contact. In this variation the arrangement is stacked in two levels with the lower body supported by the bed. Body weight should be distributed through the bed, arms, or knees rather than placed directly on the partner.
Use a dam or a condom on shared toys. Wash hands and toys before switching, and do not share a barrier.
23. Seated 69
The two women orient in opposite directions so each person’s head is near the other’s lower-body end, allowing simultaneous mutual oral contact. In this variation the arrangement is seated or semi-seated on two levels. Body weight should be distributed through the bed, arms, or knees rather than placed directly on the partner.
Use a dam or a condom on shared toys. Wash hands and toys before switching, and do not share a barrier.
24. Face Sitting
One woman reclines on her back or at a comfortable angle while the other positions above the head and shoulders, using knees or feet to carry her own weight. The orientation is with the upper partner facing toward the reclining partner. The upper partner should remain able to lift and shift her weight easily rather than resting full body weight on the reclining partner.
Use a dam or a condom on shared toys. Wash hands and toys before switching, and do not share a barrier.
25. Reverse Face Sitting
One woman reclines on her back or at a comfortable angle while the other positions above the head and shoulders, using knees or feet to carry her own weight. The orientation is with the upper partner facing away. The upper partner should remain able to lift and shift her weight easily rather than resting full body weight on the reclining partner.
Use a dam or a condom on shared toys. Wash hands and toys before switching, and do not share a barrier.
26. Side Face Sitting
One woman reclines on her back or at a comfortable angle while the other positions above the head and shoulders, using knees or feet to carry her own weight. The orientation is from a side angle. The upper partner should remain able to lift and shift her weight easily rather than resting full body weight on the reclining partner.
Use a dam or a condom on shared toys. Wash hands and toys before switching, and do not share a barrier.
27. Lotus
One woman sits in a stable position with legs bent or crossed while the other sits closely facing her, with legs wrapped around the waist or resting to the sides. In Double Lotus, the seated posture is more symmetrical between the partners. The torsos remain face-to-face and the arms can support balance around the back.
Use a dam or a condom on shared toys. Wash hands and toys before switching, and do not share a barrier.
28. Double Lotus
One woman sits in a stable position with legs bent or crossed while the other sits closely facing her, with legs wrapped around the waist or resting to the sides. In Double Lotus, the seated posture is more symmetrical between the partners. The torsos remain face-to-face and the arms can support balance around the back.
Use a dam or a condom on shared toys. Wash hands and toys before switching, and do not share a barrier.
29. Seated Face-to-Face
The two women face each other directly, either reclining or seated depending on the variation. One may recline while the other stays above the torso line, or both may sit facing one another with back support. The defining feature is direct alignment and eye contact, while leg angles can change without changing the overall orientation.
Use a dam or a condom on shared toys. Wash hands and toys before switching, and do not share a barrier.
30. Spooning
The two women lie on their sides. They face the same direction, one in front of the other, with the back and chest close. Side-lying reduces effort and can be maintained comfortably with head and knee pillows.
Use a dam or a condom on shared toys. Wash hands and toys before switching, and do not share a barrier.
31. Reverse Spooning
The two women lie on their sides. The traditional spoon order is reversed, changing who is in front or how the bodies curve together. Side-lying reduces effort and can be maintained comfortably with head and knee pillows.
Use a dam or a condom on shared toys. Wash hands and toys before switching, and do not share a barrier.
32. Face-to-Face Spoon
The two women lie on their sides. They face each other with torsos and knees close. Side-lying reduces effort and can be maintained comfortably with head and knee pillows.
Use a dam or a condom on shared toys. Wash hands and toys before switching, and do not share a barrier.
33. Side-by-Side
The two women lie side by side with shoulders and hips close. They may face each other directly or angle slightly inward. This low-effort layout leaves plenty of room to reposition the legs or transition into spooning or a more direct face-to-face arrangement.
Use a dam or a condom on shared toys. Wash hands and toys before switching, and do not share a barrier.
34. Face-to-Face Side Lying
The two women face each other directly, either reclining or seated depending on the variation. One may recline while the other stays above the torso line, or both may sit facing one another with back support. The defining feature is direct alignment and eye contact, while leg angles can change without changing the overall orientation.
Use a dam or a condom on shared toys. Wash hands and toys before switching, and do not share a barrier.
35. Straddle
One woman sits or reclines as a stable base while the other sits above the hip line or on the lap with knees to either side. The partners are usually face-to-face. This variation is performed on a bed or lap; the Grinding version emphasizes close external movement while the upper partner supports weight through knees or feet.
Use a dam or a condom on shared toys. Wash hands and toys before switching, and do not share a barrier.
36. Reverse Straddle
One woman sits or reclines as a stable base while the other sits above the hip line or on the lap with knees to either side. The upper partner faces away from the other woman. This variation is performed on a bed or lap; the Grinding version emphasizes close external movement while the upper partner supports weight through knees or feet.
Use a dam or a condom on shared toys. Wash hands and toys before switching, and do not share a barrier.
37. Lap Straddle
One woman sits or reclines as a stable base while the other sits above the hip line or on the lap with knees to either side. The partners are usually face-to-face. This variation is performed on a bed or lap; the Grinding version emphasizes close external movement while the upper partner supports weight through knees or feet.
Use a dam or a condom on shared toys. Wash hands and toys before switching, and do not share a barrier.
38. Grinding Straddle
One woman sits or reclines as a stable base while the other sits above the hip line or on the lap with knees to either side. The partners are usually face-to-face. This variation is performed on a bed or lap; the Grinding version emphasizes close external movement while the upper partner supports weight through knees or feet.
Use a dam or a condom on shared toys. Wash hands and toys before switching, and do not share a barrier.
39. Lap Dance Position
One woman sits or reclines as a stable base while the other sits above the hip line or on the lap with knees to either side. The partners are usually face-to-face. This variation is performed on a bed or lap; the Grinding version emphasizes close external movement while the upper partner supports weight through knees or feet.
Use a dam or a condom on shared toys. Wash hands and toys before switching, and do not share a barrier.
40. Chair Straddle
One woman sits or reclines as a stable base while the other sits above the hip line or on the lap with knees to either side. The partners are usually face-to-face. This variation is performed on a stable chair; the Grinding version emphasizes close external movement while the upper partner supports weight through knees or feet.
Use a dam or a condom on shared toys. Wash hands and toys before switching, and do not share a barrier.
41. Couch Straddle
One woman sits or reclines as a stable base while the other sits above the hip line or on the lap with knees to either side. The partners are usually face-to-face. This variation is performed on a couch; the Grinding version emphasizes close external movement while the upper partner supports weight through knees or feet.
Use a dam or a condom on shared toys. Wash hands and toys before switching, and do not share a barrier.
42. Missionary-Style Face-to-Face
The two women face each other directly, either reclining or seated depending on the variation. One may recline while the other stays above the torso line, or both may sit facing one another with back support. The defining feature is direct alignment and eye contact, while leg angles can change without changing the overall orientation.
Use a dam or a condom on shared toys. Wash hands and toys before switching, and do not share a barrier.
43. Modified Missionary
The two women face each other directly, either reclining or seated depending on the variation. One may recline while the other stays above the torso line, or both may sit facing one another with back support. The defining feature is direct alignment and eye contact, while leg angles can change without changing the overall orientation.
Use a dam or a condom on shared toys. Wash hands and toys before switching, and do not share a barrier.
44. Legs Intertwined
The two women recline or sit at different angles with the legs meeting or overlapping in the center to create a intertwined geometry. The bodies do not need to remain parallel, which opens space around the head and shoulders and makes angle changes easy. Keeping the knees bent can reduce hip strain.
Use a dam or a condom on shared toys. Wash hands and toys before switching, and do not share a barrier.
45. Criss-Cross
The two women recline or sit at different angles with the legs meeting or overlapping in the center to create a crossed geometry. The bodies do not need to remain parallel, which opens space around the head and shoulders and makes angle changes easy. Keeping the knees bent can reduce hip strain.
Use a dam or a condom on shared toys. Wash hands and toys before switching, and do not share a barrier.
46. T-Position
The two women recline or sit at different angles with the legs meeting or overlapping in the center to create a T geometry. The bodies do not need to remain parallel, which opens space around the head and shoulders and makes angle changes easy. Keeping the knees bent can reduce hip strain.
Use a dam or a condom on shared toys. Wash hands and toys before switching, and do not share a barrier.
47. L-Position
The two women recline or sit at different angles with the legs meeting or overlapping in the center to create a L geometry. The bodies do not need to remain parallel, which opens space around the head and shoulders and makes angle changes easy. Keeping the knees bent can reduce hip strain.
Use a dam or a condom on shared toys. Wash hands and toys before switching, and do not share a barrier.
48. Face-Off
The two women face each other directly, either reclining or seated depending on the variation. One may recline while the other stays above the torso line, or both may sit facing one another with back support. The defining feature is direct alignment and eye contact, while leg angles can change without changing the overall orientation.
Use a dam or a condom on shared toys. Wash hands and toys before switching, and do not share a barrier.
49. Couch Face-to-Face
One or both women sit on a couch facing directly inward, using the backrest and cushions to stabilize the torso. One may sit on the other’s lap or both may sit closely with knees to the sides. The couch provides more back support than an unsupported seated position and lets height be adjusted with cushions.
Use a dam or a condom on shared toys. Wash hands and toys before switching, and do not share a barrier.
50. Standing Face-to-Face
The two women stand face-to-face with their torsos close, and either partner can use a wall or stable surface for balance. One foot may be placed on a low support to adjust height while the other stays firmly grounded, and hip distance can be changed with a small step forward or back. This requires more balance than bed-based arrangements.
Use a dam or a condom on shared toys. Wash hands and toys before switching, and do not share a barrier.