Sex Positions – What does Lying Cowgirl mean?
Lying Cowgirl
Lying Cowgirl is a sex position where the partner on top lies chest to chest on the partner below instead of sitting upright, moving with slow grinding rather than bouncing.
What does Lying Cowgirl mean?
It’s cowgirl lying down: the partner on top doesn’t sit up but stretches out over the partner below, chest to chest, legs inside or outside theirs. Because it looks like missionary with the roles swapped, it’s also called Reverse Missionary. The term cowgirl is used for anyone on top, regardless of gender. Lying down shifts the movement from up and down to slow rocking and grinding, with full-body contact and lots of kissing.
How do you do Lying Cowgirl?
Start in cowgirl, then the top partner leans forward until their chest rests on their partner’s chest, supporting some weight on their forearms. Instead of lifting up and down, they slide forward and back or grind in small circles. Keeping the hips close creates steady pressure on the clitoris against the partner’s pubic bone, which is why many people with a vulva find it easier to orgasm this way. The partner below can hold the hips or buttocks and help with the rhythm.
Who is Lying Cowgirl good for?
It suits slow sex, lazy days and couples who want closeness. The top partner controls depth, which helps when the penis is large and deep thrusts are uncomfortable, since grinding keeps penetration shallower. It can also take pressure off when erections are unreliable: the partner below can simply relax, the pace stays gentle, and there’s no performance to deliver. If erection problems happen often, talking to a doctor is worthwhile, since they’re common and usually treatable.