Sex Positions – What does Prone Bone mean?
Prone Bone
Prone Bone is a sex position where the receiving partner lies flat on their stomach and the other partner lies on top of them from behind.
What does Prone Bone mean?
Prone Bone comes from English slang, with “prone” meaning lying face down and “bone” being a casual word for sex. It’s a position where the receiving partner lies flat on their stomach and the other lies on top of them from behind. Think of it as a lazier, flatter version of doggy style, which is why it’s also called flat doggy or lazy doggy. It works for any pairing, strap-ons included, and feels close, snug and low-effort.
How do you make prone bone more comfortable?
Slide a pillow under the receiving partner’s hips. It tilts the pelvis, makes the angle easier and takes pressure off the lower back. The partner on top can rest on their forearms instead of putting their full weight down, and keep the pace slow and rocking. For anyone with a clitoris, the pressure against the mattress or pillow can add a lot, and a small vibrator underneath works too.
What’s the difference between prone bone and doggy style?
In doggy style the receiving partner is on hands and knees, in prone bone they lie completely flat. That makes prone bone less tiring and more full-body, with lots of skin contact but less room to move. The closed legs create a tighter feel, while depth is usually a bit shallower than in doggy, which many people find more comfortable.