Conventional Sex: Mainstream Practices, Pleasure, and Consent
Conventional sex means sexual activity considered familiar or mainstream within a culture or relationship, though its exact meaning varies.
Conventional sex means sexual activity considered familiar or mainstream within a culture or relationship, though its exact meaning varies.
Dominant partner describes someone who takes an agreed leadership or authority role in BDSM or greater influence within a relationship.
Dominant describes a person who consensually takes an authority or leadership role in BDSM, power exchange, or an agreed intimate relationship.
Vanilla sex is an informal term for sexual activity considered conventional, familiar, or non-kinky within a culture or relationship.
Sexual fantasy is an imagined erotic thought, scene, role, person, sensation, or activity that may involve curiosity, desire, pleasure, or arousal.
Healthy erotic desire is sexual or sensual wanting experienced and expressed with self-awareness, safety, mutual respect, boundaries, and consent.
Sexual aversion is a strong feeling of fear, discomfort, disgust, anxiety, or avoidance related to sexual thoughts, touch, situations, or activity.
Feel means to experience an emotion, bodily sensation, attraction, desire, impression, or awareness, or to touch something in order to sense it.
Trust is confidence in another person’s honesty, reliability, and respect and may support emotional safety, intimacy, communication, and cooperation.
Partnership is a relationship based on cooperation, shared responsibility, mutual support, or commitment and may be personal, romantic, sexual, legal, or professional.