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Outercourse

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Outercourse
Non-penetrative sexual activity and mutual masturbation


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Outercourse is the umbrella term for any kind of sex play that doesn't involve oral or traditional sex, but still manage to offer sexual gratification for lovers involved in the act.
If intercourse is painful and/or male partners don't get erections readily, consider taking the focus of sex off of intercourse and indulge in the much-heralded pleasures of outercourse, which includes every sexual activity except penis-in-vagina sex.
While Weld suggested that he had kept his desire in check during their visit, referring to "the impossibility of giving vent," his "ever swelling but still barricaded floods," and the "sweet calm" his "spirit found" upon leaving the room, his language also suggests that they engaged in some variety of outercourse that resulted in an orgasm for Weld; as a result of "pressing you to my heart" (again, a metonym for his erect penis) a "warm wave .
 
 
 
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