Sixty-nine
As Sixty-nine or 69 sexual position is referred to each other at the same time in which both partners orally stimulating. The partners lie on top of each other or turned on their side so that the face of one partner is facing the genitals of the other. The woman's external sexual organs (her vulva with labia and clitoris ) as well as the man's penis and scrotum can be orally stimulated and caressed at the same time by the mouth ( lips , tongue , possibly teeth ) of the other. This position is mainly used during foreplay , but it can also lead to consecutive or joint orgasms .
The position can be performed between a woman and a man as well as between two women or two men. Oral stimulation of the external female genital organs is called cunnilingus , while oral stimulation of the penis is called fellatio .
etymology
The etymology of the term results from the typeface, since the number 9 looks like the number 6 standing on its head. The combination of both numbers symbolizes the opposite body orientation of those involved. In the English-speaking world, the abbreviation L7 (L-Seven) is therefore occasionally used, even if the term sixty-nine occurs much more often there. Sometimes it is used as Anglicism in the German-speaking area, while the French name Soixante-neuf was used earlier .
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- ↑ Vaginal vestibule , vestibulum vaginae and the richly innervated region of the ring-shaped vaginal entrance, introitus vaginae ( ostium vaginae )
- ↑ Wolfgang Müller: Be clean by day and sour by night (Goethe) or: Reflections on the most beautiful thing in the world in the mirror of the German language - then and now . In: Rudolf Hoberg (Ed.): Language - Eroticism - Sexuality . Erich Schmidt Verlag GmbH, Berlin 2001, p. 26. ISBN 3-503-04990-8 .