Hoping to create a theme of celebrating Full-weight Wednesday! You may not be there, nor ever be there, but we think it’s something worthy for every couple to aspire to.
Starting full-weight facesitting safely requires communication, trust, and taking gradual steps to ensure both partners are comfortable and in control. Since full-weight facesitting involves putting most or all of your body weight on your partner’s face, it’s important to take safety precautions to avoid discomfort or injury. Here’s a step-by-step guide on how to transition into full-weight facesitting safely:
1. Open and Honest Communication
Before trying full-weight facesitting, discuss it thoroughly with your partner. Talk about:
- Comfort levels: Ask if they are comfortable with the idea of you sitting with full weight and if they have any concerns.
- Limits: Establish boundaries regarding how long you will sit and how intense the pressure can be.
- Safety signals: Since your partner may not be able to speak easily, agree on a non-verbal signal, such as tapping on your leg or arm, to let you know if they need a break or want you to stop.
2. Choose the Right Position
Certain positions make it easier to control your weight and provide more comfort:
- Reverse facesitting: Facing your partner’s feet gives you more control over your balance and makes it easier to shift your weight. Your butt will be the main visual for your bottom.
- Use a soft surface: Start by doing this on a soft surface, like a bed, to cushion the experience for both of you.
- Foot positioning: In some positions, such as squatting or kneeling, you can still keep your feet on the ground, which allows you to shift your weight quickly if needed.
3. Gradually Transition to Full Weight
Your partner is comfortable with partial weight, and now you can start applying more pressure:
- Stay mindful of breathing: Full-weight facesitting can block airflow if you’re sitting on your partner’s mouth or nose. Give them the space to breathe by adjusting your position or taking breaks frequently.
- Be ready to dismount, in stages: Your bottom will be experiencing an entirely new level of intensity and may need you to ease up a bit. Try rolling your hips a bit to give the bottom some relief and then dismount if this isn’t enough.
4. Pay Attention to Signals
While sitting fully, be alert to any non-verbal cues from your partner, such as tapping or shifting their body. If they show any sign of discomfort, lift some of your weight immediately and give them a break.
- Stay in communication: Even though it may be harder for them to talk, ask if they’re okay every few moments. If they need a break, they should be able to signal clearly, either by tapping or using the pre-agreed safe signal.
5. Use a Queening Stool or Other Furniture
If you want to experiment with full-weight sitting but have concerns about breath control or comfort, a queening stool or smother box can be a great option. This type of furniture is designed to allow the person on the bottom to breathe while still experiencing the closeness and pressure of facesitting.
6. Take Breaks
Especially with full-weight facesitting, it’s important to take regular breaks, especially if your partner is new to the experience. After a minute or two of full weight, lift off to let them take a deep breath, check in, and resume if they’re comfortable.
7. Monitor Time and Intensity
- Limit the session time: When starting full-weight facesitting, keep the sessions short to avoid overwhelming your partner. Be comfortable going back to regular facesitting.
- Build endurance gradually: As you both become more comfortable, you can extend the length of time and increase the intensity gradually. Always prioritize safety and your partner’s comfort but also allow them opportunities to expand their limits.
- Be careful with fabrics: Clothed facesitting can be done with harder fabrics like denim, but save that for future growth. Soft, forgiving fabrics are best at first and more intense experiences can be built up to with care.
8. Respect Boundaries
Even if you’ve done full-weight sitting before, always respect your partner’s limits. If they ask you to stop or take a break, respond immediately and offer aftercare or reassurance if needed.
9. Be Prepared for Aftercare
Aftercare is an essential part of any intense experience. Once you’re done with facesitting:
- Check in with your partner: Ask them how they’re feeling physically and emotionally. They may need reassurance, cuddling, or a drink of water.
- Provide support: Offer comfort and give them the space to relax and process the experience.
Final Tips
- Use cushioning: Place pillows under your partner’s head for extra support and comfort while sitting.
- Stay in control: As the top, you control the pressure and intensity, so be attentive to your partner’s body language and reactions.
- Don’t rush: Take your time with full-weight facesitting, and don’t be afraid to go slow.
By taking a gradual approach, paying close attention to your partner’s feedback, and using clear communication, you can ensure that full-weight facesitting remains a safe, enjoyable, and consensual experience for both of you.
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