The Corkscrew
Also known as stacked sideside rear-entrytwist spoon
The Corkscrew is a side-lying rear-entry position with the legs stacked and pressed together — snug, cozy, and low-effort, with a tighter, closer feel than spooning.
The gist
Close cousin of spooning, but with the receiving partner's legs held together and both bodies stacked toward the edge of the bed. Keeping the legs closed creates a snugger, more contained sensation while the whole position stays relaxed and easy to hold.
Step by step
Both partners lie on their sides, the receiving partner in front.
The receiving partner keeps their legs together and slightly curled.
The other nestles close behind at a slight angle.
Press together and find a slow, gentle rhythm.
Tips
- Legs-together makes for a snugger fit — a little lubrication keeps it comfortable.
- It's low-energy and cozy, perfect for a sleepy, unhurried mood.
Related
Spooning
Spooning is a side-lying, rear-facing position where both partners lie on their sides nestled together — one of the gentlest, coziest, and most relaxed options.
Prone
Prone is a rear-facing position where the receiving partner lies flat on their front and the other lies over them — a lower-effort, full-body-contact variation on rear entry.