Viennese oyster

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A position during sexual intercourse is called a Viennese oyster .

Illustration of a “Viennese oyster” by Paul Avril
Watercolor by Johann Nepomuk Geiger (1840).

The woman lies on her back and crosses her legs behind the man's head. When penetrating, he feels increased pressure on his penis . In variations of the Viennese oyster, women can also cross their feet behind the man's neck.

In this position the man can penetrate more easily and deeply into the woman. Some women experience strong orgasms in this position due to the increased G-spot stimulation , accompanied by female ejaculation . In addition, the man feels more because in this position a slightly greater pressure is exerted on the penis than in others.

Since the man is not resting directly on the woman, she has a greater degree of control.

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  1. ↑ Lykke Aresin / Kurt Starke : Lexicon of eroticism . Droemer-Knaur, 1996, ISBN 3-426-77174-8 , pp.  597 .