The “Eiffel Tower” is a sexual position that involves three people, and it typically features two partners forming the “legs” of the Eiffel Tower while the third partner lies underneath. Here’s a basic description of how it works:
1. **Positioning**:
– Two partners stand facing each other, each on opposite sides of a bed or surface. They often lean slightly forward or place their hands on each other’s shoulders for support.
– The third partner lies on their back between the two standing partners, aligning themselves so that their head is toward one partner’s genitals and their feet are toward the other partner’s genitals.
2. **Engagement**:
– The two standing partners can then engage in penetrative sex with the partner lying down while also potentially stimulating each other.
### Important Considerations:
– **Communication**: As with any sexual activity, communication among all partners about comfort levels, boundaries, and consent is crucial.
– **Safety**: Ensure that all participants feel safe and are comfortable with the dynamics of this position, and consider using protection to reduce the risk of sexually transmitted infections (STIs).
The Eiffel Tower position can be a fun and intimate way to explore sexual experiences with multiple partners, but it’s essential for everyone involved to agree to participate willingly.
