Sex Positions – What does Throne mean?
Throne
Throne is an oral sex position where the receiving partner sits on a chair, sofa or bed edge like on a throne while the giving partner kneels in front of them.
What does Throne mean?
The name comes from the royal throne. The receiving partner sits back on a chair like a ruler, legs open, while the giving partner kneels in front of them and uses mouth and tongue. It works on a vulva or a penis. It’s comfortable for both, since nobody has to hold themselves up. Many people also enjoy the playful power dynamic: one person is served, the other kneels. Some couples lean into that with worship and praise, others just like the easy access.
How do you do the Throne?
The receiving partner sits at the front edge of a sturdy chair or sofa and leans back. The giver kneels on a pillow between their legs. The receiver can rest their legs on the giver’s shoulders, on the armrests or wide on the floor. Sliding forward to the edge tilts the hips and makes access easier. The receiver’s hands are free to guide the giver’s head gently, but always ask first how much guidance feels good.
Why is the Throne good for orgasm?
With a vulva, the giver has a direct, relaxed angle to the clitoris and can easily add fingers. The receiver can sit back and focus entirely on feeling, which helps many people come. That’s why the Throne is popular in lesbian sex and with anyone who loves receiving cunnilingus. A pillow under the giver’s knees and short breaks to stretch the neck keep it comfortable for longer.