Pie in the Sky

The receiving partner lies on their back at the edge of the bed, with their hips near the edge. Both legs are raised straight up toward the ceiling, together or slightly apart. The blood rushing to the pelvis from the legs-up position intensifies sensation.

The penetrating partner stands at the foot of the bed, between the receiving partner's feet. The bed height should place the receiving partner's raised legs at a comfortable height for the penetrating partner to access.

The receiving partner can rest their calves or ankles on the penetrating partner's shoulders for support, or hold their own legs up with their hands. The legs-up position creates a steep entry angle.

Enter at the steep angle created by the raised legs — the penetration goes deep along the anterior wall. The blood pooling in the pelvis from the inverted position makes every sensation feel amplified.

The penetrating partner controls the depth and pace from the standing position. The receiving partner's legs can be pushed further back (deeper) or allowed to relax forward (shallower) as the main angle control.

Keep the position brief — blood rushing to the head from the legs-up position can cause dizziness. If the receiving partner feels dizzy, lower the legs gradually and rest before continuing.