Standing rear entry (bent over)
M/F · Vaginal penetration · From behind
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Keypoint template
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
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.
Generating this position
A starting prompt composed from the catalog vocabulary. Every tag is verified to exist and not be deprecated. Compose across wardrobe, scene and expression in the prompt builder.
Booru-tag checkpoints
1boy, 1girl, hetero, standing_doggystyle, standing, bent_over, sex_from_behind, vaginal
negative: bad_anatomy, bad_hands, censored, monochrome, 2girls, 3girls, 2boys, 3boys
Image to video (Thrust (deep))
long-range reciprocating motion along the body axis, full amplitude, torso following the hips, camera is locked on a tripod and does not move.
Motion only. The still you condition on must already carry the position, wardrobe and scene: restating them causes drift.
Identifiers in other vocabularies
How this position is denoted elsewhere, and what each mapping discards. Full table in the crosswalk.
- standing_doggystyleexact
Late-Spring DonkeycloseDongxuanzi (Master of the Cavern Mystery)Attested source name. She stands bent with hands toward the ground; he covers her from behind.
Kubda (the bent-over)closeGreek symposium potteryAttested source name. Comedy's 'three-obol' position, ubiquitous on symposium ware.
The beer-drinking congresscloseOld Babylonian erotic plaquesAttested source name. The plaques' signature motif: standing rear entry while she drinks through a straw.
Bent-over vignettescloseTurin Erotic PapyrusAttested source name. Several of the papyrus's twelve scenes turn on the standing, bent-forward entry.
Actions this position admits
The position fixes who is where. These are the beats that are physically possible in it, from the action catalog. Contact through the characteristic beat is intermittent.
Camera moves that suit the geometry: Arc (partial), Locked off, POV (head-mounted), Tilt reveal.
Related positions
Part of the Erotic Pose Catalog open dataset · CC BY 4.0 · keypoints are idealised COCO-17 templates.