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The receiving partner lies on their back and raises one leg, placing the ankle on the penetrating partner's shoulder. The other leg stays flat on the bed, providing a stable base. The raised leg creates an asymmetric angle that changes the vaginal canal shape.

The receiving partner's raised leg should be relatively straight but not locked — a slight bend in the knee allows the penetrating partner's shoulder to sit comfortably in the crook of the knee without causing hamstring strain.

The penetrating partner positions themselves between the open legs, with one shoulder under the raised leg. Enter at the angle created by the raised leg — this asymmetric position targets the anterior wall on one side differently than the other, creating varied stimulation.

The raised leg angle creates deep penetration — the asymmetric hip position opens the canal more than symmetric positions. Start gently and communicate about depth, as the receiving partner may not expect how deep this position allows.

The penetrating partner's free hand can easily reach the clitoris in this position — the asymmetric leg position leaves one side fully accessible. Use manual stimulation during thrusting to combine deep penetration with direct clitoral contact.

Switch legs mid-session to stimulate different areas — the raised leg changes which side of the vaginal wall gets the most pressure. Alternating legs provides variety and prevents overstimulation of one area.