Tulip

The receiving partner lies on their back and bends their knees, letting them fall open to the sides like petals opening — this "folded petal" leg position creates a gentle, open angle for entry without requiring flexibility.

The penetrating partner kneels between the gently folded legs, close enough for full body contact. The folded-leg position creates a natural cradle that positions the vaginal entrance at an accessible, medium-depth angle.

Enter slowly at the gentle angle — the folded legs create a slight upward tilt that targets the G-spot softly, not aggressively. This is a tender position, not an intense one.

Use slow, rocking movements rather than thrusts — the Tulip is designed for gentle lovemaking. The rocking should feel like a leaf swaying in a breeze, not a wave crashing on shore.

The penetrating partner can caress the receiving partner's face, run fingers through their hair, or hold their hands throughout. The gentle touch outside the body complements the gentle movement inside.

Maintain eye contact and speak softly — the Tulip is about tenderness and emotional connection. The physical gentleness should be mirrored by emotional gentleness.