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Fellatio (kneeling)
M/F · Oral · Kneeling
Posed figure
Keypoint template
Attributes
- Position family
- One-on-one
- Primary act
- Oral
- Partner arrangement
- Kneeling
- Penetration type
- Oral
- Facing
- Face to face
- Dynamics
- Bobbing
- Support / surface
- Standing, unsupported
- Participant count
- Two
- Composition code
- M/F
- Source medium
- Both
- Physical difficulty
- Low
- Prevalence in adult media
- Very common
- Intensity tier (compliance)
- Explicit
Common camera framing
Description: One partner stands, or sits, while the other kneels before them and performs oral stimulation with mouth and hands. Height difference does the structural work: the kneeling partner's head arrives naturally at the standing partner's hip line, so neither body strains to hold contact. It is the canonical oral position and among the most common arrangements in the catalog.
Variations: The recipient may stand free or sit; the giving partner kneels upright, sits back on the heels, or lies down, adjusting to the recipient's height.
On camera: Receiving-partner POV is a genre staple; side profile frames both figures, and close-ups sit at the point of contact. Common across stills and video alike.
AI design considerations: Place a standing figure with a kneeling figure at hip height directly in front. Head position and hand placement at the contact point carry the pose; the giver's head angle and the vertical drop between the skulls are the key registration checks. The standing figure's legs partially occlude the kneeling silhouette, so preserve a readable kneeling outline.
Historical provenance
Where this position appears in historical sex manuals, erotic art & literature · full timeline →
- Auparishtaka (mouth congress)Indian (Gupta era) →
Kama Sutra — Vatsyayana · c. 3rd century CE
The Kama Sutra devotes a chapter to oral congress and its eight acts.
- The fellatio vesselsMoche (pre-Columbian Andes) →
Moche erotic ceramics — Moche potters, northern Peru · c. 100–800 CE
Oral scenes form a distinct, well-documented class of the Moche corpus.
Depicted in the historical record
Museum-attested works showing this arrangement · full timeline →
- Fellatio Scene with Priest Figure, ML004282Moche Culture, Peru →
c. 1–800 CE · Museo Larco, Lima; Chicama Valley
- Fellatio Vessel with Disproportionate Female Figure, ML004284Moche Culture, Peru →
c. 1–800 CE · Museo Larco, Lima
Related positions
Part of the Erotic Pose Catalog open dataset · CC BY 4.0 · keypoints are idealised COCO-17 templates.