Face Sitting

The meaning and preferred style of face sitting can vary considerably. Some people enjoy a gentle and sensual approach, while others may be interested in a more dominant dynamic.

Before an appointment is confirmed, it may be helpful to discuss:

• whether face sitting is currently available;
• the preferred level of pressure and control;
• comfortable positions;
• areas that should not be touched;
• whether a dominant or submissive dynamic is desired;
• hygiene expectations;
• verbal and non-verbal stop signals; and
• any health, mobility or breathing considerations.

A profile category should never be interpreted as unrestricted permission. Only the experience specifically discussed and accepted should be considered available.

Consent and Personal Boundaries

Consent must be freely given, informed, specific and ongoing. Agreeing to one intimate activity does not imply agreement to face sitting, and either person may change their mind at any time.

The companion and client both retain the right to:

• request a different position;
• reduce pressure;
• pause for a check-in;
• use an agreed stop signal;
• decline an additional request; or
• end the experience completely.

A previous meeting, confirmed appointment or payment does not remove these rights.

Breathing, Positioning and Physical Comfort

Face sitting should not be used to restrict breathing or prevent someone from moving away. The person underneath must remain able to breathe comfortably and communicate that a change is needed.

Pressure should not be placed on the neck, throat or chest. The position should allow enough space for movement and should be adjusted immediately if either person experiences discomfort, panic, dizziness or difficulty breathing.

From a sexual-wellbeing perspective, intensity should never take priority over physical safety. A considerate experience depends on attentiveness rather than endurance or performance.

Safewords and Non-Verbal Signals

Because speaking may become difficult in some positions, a clear non-verbal signal should be agreed before beginning.

This might include:

• raising a hand;
• tapping repeatedly;
• squeezing the companion’s leg;
• dropping a held object; or
• another unmistakable movement.

A traffic-light system may also be used:

Green means the position and pressure feel comfortable.

Amber means adjust, slow down or pause.

Red means stop immediately.

Any signal of distress or difficulty breathing should be treated as an instruction to stop, even when the agreed signal has not been used.

Trust and Emotional Awareness

Face sitting may involve feelings of vulnerability, confidence, dominance or surrender. These emotions can be part of its appeal, but they also make trust and communication especially important.

A dominant position does not give someone unlimited control. Equally, adopting a submissive role does not remove a person’s ability to establish limits or withdraw consent.

A positive experience allows both adults to remain emotionally present and responsive. Neither person should feel pressured to continue to maintain a fantasy or avoid disappointing the other.

Hygiene and Personal Care

Good hygiene can help both adults feel more relaxed and comfortable. Showering beforehand, wearing clean clothing and discussing any sensitivities can reduce uncertainty.

Active infections, unexplained irritation, sores or discomfort may make close contact unsuitable. Relevant concerns should be communicated honestly before meeting.

The environment should also be clean, private and suitable for changing position safely without falls or accidental injury.

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Profiles displayed on this page may include photographs, videos, London locations, availability, rates, reviews and stated preferences where provided.

Visitors should read each profile carefully before submitting an enquiry. Experience, preferred dynamics, personal boundaries and current availability vary between companions.

Bunnys of London encourages mature adult communication in which trust, breathing comfort, clear signals, consent and personal choice remain central throughout every face-sitting appointment.