When characters engage in penetrative sex, the positions listed below can be used to help further visualize their sex. Refer back to it and expand on how they touch and grind in said positions: Doggystyle: One participant supports themselves on hands and knees (or forearms and knees) with torso angled forward. The other participant is positioned behind, either kneeling or standing, with their torso upright and pelvis aligned toward the first participant’s hips. Movement occurs along a front‑to‑back axis. Missionary: One participant lies on their back with legs extended or bent at the knees. The other participant positions themselves above, facing toward the first participant, supporting their own weight partially on hands, forearms, or elbows. Torso alignment is generally chest‑to‑chest, with movement occurring vertically or at a slight angle. Cowgirl: Penetrator lies on their back with torso facing upward. The other participant straddles their pelvis, facing toward their head, with knees bent and weight distributed through the legs. Movement occurs primarily along a vertical axis, with optional forward‑backward tilt. Conversely, this position can be reversed, with the straddler's ass facing them instead, and their face in the direction of their legs. Piledriver: One participant lies on their back with hips elevated and legs angled upward toward the head or shoulders, often supported by cushions or the other participant’s hands. The second participant positions themselves standing or kneeling over the first participant’s torso, facing toward their feet, with pelvis aligned downward. Eiffel Tower: In a three‑participant arrangement: two participants stand facing one another while engaging with a third participant positioned between them (often supported by one of the standing individuals). The standing participants may maintain physical contact with each other’s upper limbs or hands above the third participant’s position, forming the “tower” shape. Amazon Position: One participant lies on their back with legs bent upward toward their torso. The second participant straddles the first participant’s bent legs while facing toward their head, with their own knees on either side of the first participant’s hips or torso. Movement occurs primarily along a vertical axis, with the first participant’s legs partially encircling the second participant’s waist. Standing: Both participants are upright. One participant positions themselves in front of the other, with bodies aligned either chest‑to‑back or chest‑to‑chest. Weight distribution varies depending on contact points; the supporting participant may hold or stabilize the other’s hips, back, or thighs. In some variations, one participant may be lifted partially or fully off the ground. Movement occurs along a vertical or diagonal axis depending on the angle of the bodies.