Scissoring Position
How do scissoring mimic traditional sex positions with a twist?
4.5 (19)
30 mins
Explore the art of scissoring as a practice of comfort, coordination, and communication. With attention to rhythm, breath, and positioning, learn how partners can enhance closeness while honoring their bodies’ limits and pleasures.
Ep 1:
Beyond the Myth: Scissoring's True Art
From ancient tribadism to modern intertwined legs, we unpack the real philosophy behind scissoring—rhythm, attunement, and creative variations like the Catherine Wheel that redefine intimate connection.
Ep 2:
Toys, Angles, and Radical Body Confidence
Lube, toys, and body confidence take center stage as we explore athletic positions like the Dolphin and X Position, proving pleasure adapts to every body and mood.
Ep 3:
Rhythm, Consent, and the Deeper Connection
We close with the Sybian and Side Saddle innovations, diving into how communication, breath, and rhythm transform scissoring into a celebration of diversity and lasting connection.
Discussions (11)
Clifton
Level 8 · 9 mo agoShe is right about the Dolphin position requiring core strength. My wife and I tried it but it is tough. Avoid this one if you have back issues.
Mark
Level 8 · 9 mo agoThe Scorpion is just stupid. The Linguini is the only one that respects biomechanics. You do not need to be a gymnast to make the physics work.
Aaron
Level 8 · 9 mo agoTwisty Scissor sounds like way too much work lol 😂
