The Seducer

M/F · Vaginal penetration · Kneeling

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The Seducer sex position — posed figure showing body placement for 2 people

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Keypoint template

ReceivingPenetratingCOCO-17 template · schematic, not to scale

Attributes

Position family
One-on-one
Primary act
Vaginal penetration
Partner arrangement
Kneeling
Penetration type
Vaginal
Facing
Face to face
Dynamics
Thrusting
Support / surface
Flat surface / bed
Participant count
Two
Composition code
M/F
Source medium
Both
Physical difficulty
Low
Prevalence in adult media
Common
Intensity tier (compliance)
Explicit

Common camera framing

Side profileLow anglePOV (penetrating)

Description: The penetrating partner kneels and holds the receiving partner's thighs apart at the knees, keeping the position open by hand rather than by the receiving partner's own effort. Transferring that work is the whole point: it lets the receiving partner stay relaxed at an angle that would otherwise take constant tension.

Variations: Hands at the knees, at the backs of the thighs, or at the ankles with the legs raised higher. Letting go turns it into an ordinary kneeling entry.

On camera: One of the most durable framings in production because the hands hold the body open toward the lens without anyone straining. Works low, in profile, and as a point-of-view shot.

AI design considerations: A kneeling figure with both hands on the partner's inner knees, arms extended and taking load. The hands must deform the contact, or they read as hovering.

Historical provenance

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

  • The Perfumed Garden of Sensual DelightMuhammad ibn Muhammad al-Nafzawi · 15th century CE

    The receiving partner's thighs held apart at the knees.

Also known asknees held widespread and kneelheld open

Related positions

Part of the Erotic Pose Catalog open dataset · CC BY 4.0 · keypoints are idealised COCO-17 templates.