Sex Positions – What does Snow Angel mean?
Snow Angel
Snow Angel is an oral sex position where the receiving partner lies on their back and the giving partner kneels or lies at their head, facing their feet, and leans over their body.
What does Snow Angel mean?
The name is often said to come from the receiving partner lying on their back with arms and legs spread, like making a snow angel. It’s oral sex the other way round: the giver comes from the head end, so their mouth meets the genitals from the opposite direction. That reversed angle makes familiar strokes feel new, because the tongue moves across the clitoris or penis from a direction it rarely comes from. It works for any pairing.
How do you do Snow Angel?
The receiving partner lies on their back with legs relaxed and slightly apart. The giver kneels behind their head, facing their feet, and leans forward over their body, propped on hands or elbows on either side of the hips. Keep your weight on your own arms, not on your partner’s chest. A pillow under the receiver’s hips brings everything closer and spares the giver’s neck. Start slowly and let the receiver guide you with words or hands.
What should you watch out for in Snow Angel?
The giver’s neck, back and arms do most of the work, so take breaks or switch to a more relaxed oral position when you get tired. The receiver needs enough air and room to move their head. The upside of the setup: the giver’s body is right above the receiver, who can kiss, touch and caress them in return. If you both want, it slides easily into 69.