POSITION GUIDE

SNAIL

A deep fold position where the receivers body curls into a snail shape. Cousin of mating press with even more curl. The most fold per dollar of effort.

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The Snail is mating press taken slightly further. Receiver curled tightly. Giver leaning over. Maximum depth, maximum proximity. Yes the name is silly. Yes the position works.

What It Actually Is

Receiver lies on back. Knees pulled fully toward chest, ankles near ears if flexible. Receiver is curled like a snail shell. Giver kneels and leans over.

Bottom partner curls. Knees up high. Ankles even at shoulder height or beyond. Top partner kneels and leans over the receivers folded body. Penetration is at the deepest possible angle. The position is essentially mating press with maximum fold.

Hip flexibility is the limiting factor. If the receiver cannot comfortably hold a full fold, this position is not for tonight. Mating press is a more accessible alternative.

How To Actually Do It

01
Test the fold
Receiver pulls knees toward chest first. Outside of sex. Make sure your hips can do this comfortably.
02
Start in mating press
Mating press first. Get comfortable. Increase the fold gradually.
03
Pull knees further
Receiver pulls knees toward shoulders. Snail mode achieved. The fold should NOT hurt. If it does, back off.
04
Giver leans over
Top partner essentially over the receiver, weight on hands beside the receivers shoulders. Eye contact close. Penetration deep.
05
Move slow, watch the time
Snail is intense. Few minute window for most receivers before the fold gets uncomfortable. Use as a peak moment in a longer session.

The Bottom Line

Snail is mating press at maximum fold. Same general territory. More intense.

Try it as a feature in a session that already includes mating press. The full fold version is for receivers with hip mobility. Skip if it does not fit your bodies. Plenty of other depth options.

SNAIL

What It Actually Is

How To Actually Do It

The Bottom Line

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