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'''Coitus a cheval''' is a French term that literally translates to "having sex on top of a [[horse]]", though the term is meant as an epithet rather than a [[Zoosexual]] term. | |||
The activity of having sex ontop of a horse has been done by many cultures throughout [[history]], often using the rhythm of a horse, camel, or elephant’s pace to provide the motion during intercourse. | |||
Oftentimes the [[receptive]] partner may ride astride in front of the active partner, face-to-face and with legs spread wide enough to achieve penetration while still remaining mounted and in control of the animal. | Oftentimes the [[receptive]] partner may ride astride in front of the active partner, face-to-face and with legs spread wide enough to achieve penetration while still remaining mounted and in control of the animal. | ||
'''Coitus a cheval''' is a common and cliche trope in some romance novels for the demographic of women, with the stallion often being a white horse. | |||
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Coitus a cheval is a French term that literally translates to "having sex on top of a horse", though the term is meant as an epithet rather than a Zoosexual term.
The activity of having sex ontop of a horse has been done by many cultures throughout history, often using the rhythm of a horse, camel, or elephant’s pace to provide the motion during intercourse.
Oftentimes the receptive partner may ride astride in front of the active partner, face-to-face and with legs spread wide enough to achieve penetration while still remaining mounted and in control of the animal.
Coitus a cheval is a common and cliche trope in some romance novels for the demographic of women, with the stallion often being a white horse.
