BULL
DRIVER

How To Actually Do It

1. 01
   Receiver lies face down
   Flat on the stomach. Legs together or slightly apart. Pillow under the hips lifts the angle. Without the pillow, the angle is quite shallow. With it, you get something workable.
2. 02
   Giver lies on top
   Top partner straddles the receivers legs from above, hips up, weight on forearms. The body shape is essentially missionary but flipped over with the receiver face down. Yes, it sounds weird described in words. Looks normal in practice.
3. 03
   Penetrate at the new angle
   The legs being closed make the fit tighter. Penetration is shallow to moderate, NOT deep. This is not a deep position. The whole appeal is the contact and the snug fit, not depth play.
4. 04
   Move slow with body weight
   The motion here is more grinding than thrusting. The givers body weight pressed down combined with small hip movements does the work. Treat it like missionary energy through a different geometric lens.
5. 05
   Lean into the tight fit
   The closed legs are the entire trick. Receivers can squeeze their thighs together for even more snugness. This position is significantly different from regular doggy because of this single variable. Use it.

The Bottom Line

Bull Driver is rear entry for couples who want contact more than depth.

Receiver flat. Legs together. Pillow under the hips. Giver lies on top from behind. Body weight does the work. Slow. Snug. Surprisingly intimate. The position deserves better than its name.