Perpendicular (the T)
Also known as the Tright anglesideways entry
The Perpendicular, or 'T', has the receiving partner on their back while the other approaches from the side at a right angle — a fresh, low-effort angle without any acrobatics.
The gist
By approaching from the side instead of from above, the T creates a different angle of contact that many find novel and comfortable. The receiving partner stays fully relaxed on their back while the other lies perpendicular, making it low-effort and easy to sustain.
Step by step
The receiving partner lies on their back, one leg raised or bent.
The other lies on their side, perpendicular, sliding in beneath the raised leg.
Find the overlap that lines the angle up comfortably.
Drape the raised leg over the other partner for closeness.
Tips
- Play with how high the raised leg sits — small changes shift the angle noticeably.
- It's a restful position, so it's a nice change of pace between more active ones.
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.
Face-to-face on your sides
Facing each other while both lie on your sides is a relaxed, intimate position that keeps eye contact and closeness with very little effort from either partner.