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Positions to Try on Your Kitchen Counter

Your kitchen gives you a ready spot to try different positions with your partner. The counter usually sits at a useful height for standing or sitting moves. Clear off all dishes and appliances first. Make the area clean. Talk about what each of you likes. These eight options use the counter for balance and support. They work in most kitchens. Stay aware of your balance and change things if needed.

1. Sit on The Edge ✨

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Action

One partner sits on the counter edge while the other stands in front facing them. The sitting partner can lean back slightly and wrap their legs around. This position allows good eye contact and easy kissing. The counter height reduces strain on the legs.

Pro-Tip

Check the counter is strong enough by pushing on it first. Remove all objects and wipe the surface with a clean cloth.

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The standing partner can hold the hips of the other person to guide movements.

2. Bend Over Counter 🌶️

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Action

One partner bends over the counter with their upper body resting on it. The other partner stands behind them. Keep legs straight or slightly bent. This setup uses the counter to support body weight during the activity.

Pro-Tip

Put a soft towel along the edge to protect skin from the hard surface.

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The partner in front can reach back with one hand to touch the other person on the leg.

3. Stand Face to Face ✨

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Action

Both partners stand and face each other near the counter. One can lean their back against the counter for support. Wrap arms around each other. Move in close and adjust knee bends to match heights.

Pro-Tip

Use the counter edge to help with balance if one partner lifts a leg slightly.

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Try lifting one leg at a time and see what angle feels best.

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4. Place One Leg up ✨

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Action

One partner stands and rests one foot on the counter or a sturdy drawer. The other partner stands close in front. Hold the raised leg at the knee or thigh. This changes the angle and allows deeper movement.

Pro-Tip

Begin with a lower surface like a bottom drawer if the counter feels too high.

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Rock back and forth instead of using big thrusts to stay in control.

5. Use a Kitchen Stool ✨

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Action

One partner sits on a stable kitchen stool or chair near the counter. The other partner can stand in front or sit on top facing them. The counter serves as a place to hold onto for stability.

Pro-Tip

Pick a stool that has good balance and does not move on the kitchen floor.

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Turn the stool slowly during the activity to try new directions and angles.

6. Kneel in Front of Counter 🌶️

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Action

One partner kneels on the floor in front of the counter. The other partner leans against the counter facing them. The counter height can line up well for this. It gives the kneeling partner good control of pace.

Pro-Tip

Put a pillow or folded towel on the floor to cushion the knees from the hard surface.

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The standing partner can hold the head or shoulders gently if both agree to it.

7. Lean From The Side ✨

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Action

Both partners stand side by side next to the counter. One leans over it while the other stays behind. This gives a different angle from rear. Use the counter to rest arms and upper body.

Pro-Tip

Adjust foot placement until the bodies line up without any strain on the back.

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The partner in back can reach around to the front for added touch.

8. Hold Against Counter ✨

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Action

One partner faces the counter and holds onto it. The other partner stands behind and holds them. Both keep feet on the floor. The counter helps take some body weight and provides stability.

Pro-Tip

Keep a firm grip on the counter and communicate if the position needs adjustment.

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Add some kissing on the neck and shoulders while in this position.

Final Tip

These positions let you make good use of your kitchen during time together at home. Start slow and see which ones you both like best. Always put safety first and keep communication open. The counter is just there to help you enjoy each other.

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