Positions for giving and receiving oral pleasure.
Oral Sex Positions
Oral intimacy is one of the most connecting acts a couple can share. These positions are organized to help you explore — whether the focus is on her pleasure, his pleasure, or the beautiful symmetry of mutual giving. Each one is designed for comfort, access, and the kind of sustained attention that transforms good into extraordinary.
Oral — For Her
Positions designed to pleasure her.
The 68
The 68
The Circus
The Circus
Dirty Doggy
Dirty Doggy
The Head Rush
The Head Rush
The Headlock
The Headlock
The Holdover
The Holdover
The Hula Girl
The Hula Girl
Kissing the Pink
Kissing the Pink
Out Of Sight
Out Of Sight
The Strongest
The Strongest
The Buffet
The Buffet
The Kneeler
The Kneeler
The Pin-Up
The Pin-Up
The Tumbler
The Tumbler
Oral — For Him
Positions designed to pleasure him.
The Ball Game
The Ball Game
Crouching Tiger
Crouching Tiger
The Cup
The Cup
Dirty Turtle
Dirty Turtle
The Gold Standard
The Gold Standard
Out Of Sight
Out Of Sight
Play Ball
Play Ball
The Chin Rest
The Chin Rest
The Classic
The Classic
The Handstand
The Handstand
Two for One
Two for One
Up Against the Wall
Up Against the Wall
Oral — Mutual
Give and receive at the same time.
Frequently Asked Questions
Answers to the most common questions about oral sex positions.
What are the best oral sex positions?
The best oral sex positions depend on the focus. For her pleasure, the Gold Standard (reclined with knees bent and relaxed open) and Strongest (hips elevated on pillows for maximum access) are standouts. For him, the Classic (face-to-face with full body contact) works well, while 69-style positions like the Booty Grab offer mutual pleasure.
What is the best oral sex position for her?
Positions that let her relax completely and give the giving partner full access work best for her. The Gold Standard — lying back propped on pillows with knees bent and relaxed open — is widely loved because it combines comfort, access, and eye contact. The Kneeler, where he kneels in devotion while she sits relaxed, is another favorite.
How do you make oral sex more comfortable?
Comfort comes from support and positioning. Use pillows under her head and knees so she can relax fully, add a cushion under the giving partner's knees if kneeling, and pick a position that doesn't strain either partner's neck or back. Communication about what feels good — and what doesn't — is the most important comfort factor.
What is the 68 position?
The 68 is a variation of 69 where both partners lie in the same facing arrangement, but the focus is entirely on her pleasure — he gives full attention while she relaxes and receives, without the pressure to reciprocate simultaneously. It removes the pressure of mutual performance and lets her fully relax into sensation.