Outercourse Rubbing

Outercourse rubbing is a form of sexual pleasure between partners that involves stimulating and pleasuring each other without actual penis-in-vagina penetration. It can range from a gentle massage of the external genitalia to more vigorous manual, oral, or digital stimulation. Outercourse rubbing can be done by exploring the entire body, including the genitals, with either a hand, tongue, or finger, depending on the desires and comfort of each partner. Outercourse rubbing can also be used for mutual masturbation or for individual pleasure. Outercourse rubbing can be enjoyed as a form of foreplay before penetrative sex. It can also be an effective form of contraception as it does not include intercourse and is therefore more unlikely to result in pregnancy. However, outercourse rubbing still has an element of risk, as STIs can still be transmitted from skin-to-skin contact, making the use of condoms and other barriers essential. Outercourse rubbing is a great way to explore and learn about your partner’s sexual impulses and responses. Being able to communicate during outercourse rubbing can provide an intimate and satisfying experience for both partners. It can also help establish trust and deepen the bond between two people.