Octopus

The receiving partner wraps their legs and arms around the penetrating partner in multiple configurations. Each limb creates a point of contact and stimulation.

Tip: Experiment with different limb positions — each creates a unique sensation.

The penetrating partner enters from above while being wrapped by the receiving partner. The clinging creates maximum body contact.

Tip: The G-spot is rated 3/5 — the medium penetration depth from the wrapped position creates moderate internal stimulation.

Use all eight limbs for maximum contact — legs around waist, arms around neck, back, or hips. The more wrapped, the more intimate.

Tip: The full body contact creates a feeling of being completely intertwined.

Rock together rather than thrusting. The wrapped position restricts large movements — small, controlled rocking creates the stimulation.

Tip: This is a Hard difficulty position — the coordination and strength required are significant.

Communicate about which configurations feel best. The octopus position offers many possible limb arrangements.

Tip: The penetrating partner's core and legs support the combined weight.

Maintain the wrapped position throughout. The feeling of being completely intertwined creates deep intimacy.

Tip: Keep sessions brief — the clinging position is tiring for both partners.

The octopus position is about creativity and closeness. Experiment with different wrapping patterns for varied sensations.

Tip: The penetrating partner can use their free hands to caress the receiving partner's body.