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As an oral sex position, the Face Off calls for one person to sit while the other stands crooked, head tucked between their thighs. The partners can engage in simultaneous oral sex from these postures.

An alternative to the more common 69 position is the Face Off sex pose.

Facing Off: A Comprehensive Guide

While one partner does the Face Off, the other must sit on the floor or a bed with their legs stretched out in front. If one partner sits down, the other must stand facing away from them. This positions the standing partner's backside close to their face, with their feet on each side of their legs. If one spouse has a disability and the other does not, this arrangement could be ideal.

Oral sex is performed when one partner bends at the waist and places their mouth on the other's genitalia while standing. When one partner bends over, the other can use their mouth to access their genitalia for oral sex. People with hypermobility or other limitations that affect their ability to stand may find this position uncomfortable or impossible to achieve; that's just fine with us.

For stability, the standing partner may place their hands on their knees or back, or ask their partner to do the same if they are able to stand. Make sure you and your partner talk about the potential physical effects before you start.

When in the Face Off posture, the standing partner's legs can get tired from keeping them straight. People with disabilities who are able to stand also face this challenge. It is more pleasant to bend the knees slightly if that is possible.

Physical limitations may prevent some individuals from reaching their partner's privates. It's alright! To lessen the amount of bending you have to do, try standing with your feet behind your partner's back. They might also express themselves more sensually by using their hands instead of their mouths.

Another alternative for simultaneous oral sex is to perform the normal 69 while lying down, which is easier. People with Cerebral Palsy and others who have trouble standing, bending, or controlling their trunks may find this to be a considerably more manageable alternative.