Standing rear entry (bent over)

M/F · Vaginal penetration · From behind

Posed figure

Keypoint template

ReceivingPenetratingCOCO-17 template · schematic, not to scale

Attributes

Position family
One-on-one
Primary act
Vaginal penetration
Partner arrangement
From behind
Penetration type
Vaginal
Facing
Front to back
Dynamics
Thrusting
Support / surface
Standing, unsupported
Participant count
Two
Composition code
M/F
Source medium
Video
Physical difficulty
Moderate
Prevalence in adult media
Very common
Intensity tier (compliance)
Explicit

Common camera framing

Side profileRearWide / full body

Description: Both partners standing: the receiving partner bends forward at the hips while the penetrating partner enters from behind. The standing member of the rear-entry family.

Variations: Hands braced on knees, a wall, or the floor; depth of the bend varies the angle.

On camera: Full-length side profile is the standard framing; works in location shoots where no furniture is available.

AI design considerations: A hinged figure (~90° at the hips) with an upright figure registered behind; the hip fold is the defining geometry.

Historical provenance

Where this position appears in historical sex manuals, erotic art & literature · full timeline →

  • Late-Spring DonkeyChinese (Tang dynasty) →

    Dongxuanzi (Master of the Cavern Mystery) — attributed to Li Dongxuan · c. 7th century CE

    She stands bent with hands toward the ground; he covers her from behind.

  • Kubda (the bent-over)Greek (Archaic–Classical) →

    Greek symposium pottery — Attic and Corinthian vase painters · 6th–4th century BCE

    Comedy's 'three-obol' position, ubiquitous on symposium ware.

  • The beer-drinking congressBabylonian (Mesopotamia) →

    Old Babylonian erotic plaques — Mesopotamian workshop tradition · c. 1800 BCE

    The plaques' signature motif: standing rear entry while she drinks through a straw.

  • Bent-over vignettesEgyptian (New Kingdom) →

    Turin Erotic Papyrus — Ramesside workshop, Deir el-Medina · c. 1150 BCE

    Several of the papyrus's twelve scenes turn on the standing, bent-forward entry.

Also known asstanding doggybent over standingbend over

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