The title of this posture does not at all imply your trip to the Near or Far East, in search of some special tree on which lovers will perform an act of bodily love. Directly to the tree, with branches and leaves, this position has no direct relationship.
Most sexual poses came to us from the ancient east. This position also has eastern roots. The man this time acts as a tree, on which a woman climbs. The body of a man is the trunk of this tree. This trunk of the partner wraps around with legs and hands.
But in the beginning, lovers lie in bed. After the kisses, the partner sits astride the woman’s head and enters her phallus into her mouth. At this moment the man’s face is directed towards the feet of the woman. During the fallacy, a man massages his fingers with a woman’s breast. Leaning forward, he caresses his partner’s nipples with his tongue.
After the foreplay, lovers turn to sexual intercourse. The partner continues to lie on her back, and the man, standing on the floor, spreads her legs and inserts her phallus into the vagina. The woman wraps her legs around the partner’s body, crossing them behind his back.
The man hugs his partner for the buttocks and picks him up from the bed. She wraps her arms around his body and starts moving. In order to do each of the movements, the partner, pushing her legs and pulling herself up on her hands, lifts a little, which creates the illusion of trying to climb a woman through the tree trunk.
Naturally, the top of the trunk of a woman and will not get. But the lady can easily be on the very top of bliss, fully feel that at the time of orgasm.
Pose 8. The mystery of green shrubs
Very common posture while standing. A woman, standing on the floor, leans forward, legs wide apart, hands on her knees. The man enters the woman from behind. Then, for stability, he hugs the woman’s waist with his hands.
This position is very common. Especially popular was due to the fact that it is most convenient for having sex on the street, in public places. There, where from walking passers-by they separate only small thickets of bushes.