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While it used to be considered somewhat shocking, it’s become more and more common and mainstream in recent decades, in part due to the success of the BDSM-focused “ 50 Shades of Grey” book and movie series.Įtymology: Short for bondage (tying someone up), domination (being in control) and submission (letting someone else have control), sadism (enjoying inflicting pain) and masochism (enjoying experiencing pain). "It looked like we were going to hook up, but then he said he only did bareback and that wasn’t cool with me.” BDSMīDSM is a sort of catch-all term for sex that’s commonly described as rough, intense or kinky, often (but not always) involving leather and whips or other means of bondage and punishment, various types of role play, and different types of sensation play such as sexual biting, choking, scratching, electrifying, slapping and spanking, etc. In this case, the comparison suggests a condom is like a saddle - perhaps safer to ride with, but also perhaps less exciting to use. Slang term that’s popular in the gay community for penetrative anal sex done without a condom.Įtymology: A term stolen from horse-riding - if you rode a horse without a saddle, you were riding on its bare back. “Would you ever go A2M?” “Ass to mouth? Hell no!” BAREBACK While this can be convenient in the heat of the moment, because of the potential presence of harmful fecal bacteria deep inside in the anus, it could be very unhealthy.Įtymology: Just a simple description of what the penis does - going from being inside someone’s ass to inside someone’s mouth. Likely popularized by porn, ass to mouth is a sex move where a guy goes from penetrating an anus directly to receiving oral sex, without cleaning his penis off in between. He gives a seriously great rimjob!” ASS TO MOUTH “I can’t believe I’m saying this, but Scott and I have been really getting into anilingus lately. Like the genitals, the perineum (rim of the anus) has lots of nerve endings, and if it’s been cleaned, licking it won’t be dangerous to the giver.Įtymology: Anilingus comes from “anus” and “cunnilingus,” which comes from Latin - “cunnus,” meaning “vulva,” and “lingere,” meaning “to lick.” So anilingus means “to lick an anus,” basically. Not everyone’s cup of tea, but it’s definitely gained popularity in recent years. “Oh man, I just discovered 69ing and I absolutely love it!” ANILINGUSĪka “eating ass,” “rimming,” “tossing salad,” “a rimjob”Īnilingus is the anal version of cunnilingus - meaning oral sex performed on the human anus. 69 is also considered to be one of the “cool” numbers, along with 420 (cannabis) and 666 (the devil).Įtymology: The numbers 6 and 9 look like two people facing each other while lying in different directions - just like two people who are 69ing. Can be done with both participants lying sideways, with one person on their back and another on top, or with one person standing and the other person upside down. (Which conversations you decide to use them in is up to you.) 69Ī sixty-nine is a sex position that involves two people performing oral sex on each other simultaneously by lying stomach to stomach in opposite directions.
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So here’s a handy guide of 69 sex terms you might not know - along with what they mean, where they come from, and how to use them in conversation. RELATED: All the Modern Dating Slang You Need to Knowīut with all the slang sex terms floating around there (and there are always new ones being created) it can be hard to keep track of what they all mean. Considering how much most people care about sex (and, for instance, how none of us would exist without it), it’s not surprising that we’ve constructed elaborate, sometimes even poetic, vocabularies to describe all the things we see, do and feel between the sheets - and en route to getting there.
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