Threesomes and fivesomes involve multiple partners, so choosing positions that allow for comfort, access, and intimacy is important.
Threesome Positions
1. The Triangle: One person lies on their back while the other two partners are positioned at their sides. The person in the middle can receive stimulation from both partners.
2. The Eiffel Tower: One partner stands and supports themselves against a wall or another sturdy surface, while the other two partners perform sexual activities. One partner may be on their knees in front and the other behind.
3. Double Penetration: This involves one partner lying on their back or in a doggy style position, with one partner penetrating from the front and the other from behind. This position requires careful coordination and communication.
4. The Sandwich: One partner lies on their back while the other two partners lie on their sides, positioned around the first partner for simultaneous stimulation.
5. The 69 with Extras: One person lies on their back or stomach, while the other two partners engage in mutual oral sex or other activities, allowing all partners to be involved simultaneously.
Fivesome Positions
With more people involved, positions often need to be more creative and might involve combining several positions or having some partners in supportive roles. Here are a few ideas:
1. The Circle: Partners arrange themselves in a circle, with some sitting and others kneeling or lying down. Partners can engage in mutual stimulation or penetration, depending on their arrangement.
2. The Human Pyramid: This position requires coordination, with one partner on top, supported by the others in various positions below. The top partner can be involved in different activities with those underneath.
3. The Starfish: Partners spread out in a starlike pattern, with one person in the center and the others positioned around them. This can allow for multiple forms of stimulation and interaction.
4. Combination Positions: Mix and match different positions from smaller group scenarios, such as having two people in a 69 while others engage in other activities or provide support.
5. The Grid: Partners form a gridlike arrangement where each person can interact with at least two others. This might involve one person in the center, with others arranged around them for various forms of stimulation.
