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 | A character's legs or thighs are vertical or bent slightly, while their torso is close to horizontal (sometimes being resting on raised surfaces like a [[table]]).
They are commonly, but not necessarily [[standing]].
If that character's torso is flexed but not by very much, they are [[leaning_forward]] instead.
If that character's hands touches the floor (not a raised surface), they are also on [[all_fours]].
If that character's upper body touches the floor (not a raised surface) and supports most of the body weight, they are [[top-down_bottom-up]] instead.
h4. See also:
* [[squatting]]
* [[kneeling]]
* [[lying]] Updated by Hypnorgasm Sat, Nov 05 '22, 05:54 | Version 2 |
| A character's legs or thighs are vertical or bent slightly, while their torso is close to horizontal (sometimes being resting on raised surfaces like a [[table]]).
They are commonly, but not nessesarily [[standing]].
If that character's torso is flexed but not by very much, they are [[leaning forward]] instead.
If that character's hands touches the floor (not a raised surface), they are also on [[all fours]].
If that character's upper body touches the floor (not a raised surface) and supports most of the body weight, they are [[top-down bottom-up]] instead.
h4. See also:
* [[standing]]
* [[squatting]]
* [[all fours]]
* [[kneeling]]
* [[lying]] Updated by OperationTransport Mon, Feb 07 '22, 13:41 | Version 1 |