sexual intercourse

Anglisy

sexual intercourse

firaisana amin'ny taovam-pananahana
- The yogi hopes to gain the universal feminine of Shakti by giving up sexual intercourse; he offers up his phallus in celibacy. – William Irwin Thompson, The Time Falling Bodies Take to Light: Mythology, Sexuality and the Origins of Culture, Rider/Hutchinson & Co., London, 1981
- Sexual intercourse can be compared to a quarrel, on account of the contrarieties of love and its tendency to dispute.
firaisana ara-nofo, izay mazàna tafiditra amin'ny fidirana amin'ny fivaviana, amin'ny taovam-pananahana na amin'ny vava, eo amin'ny zavamananaina roa farafahakeliny
- Dating and courtship provide many examples of indirect communications. The young man may want sexual intercourse. The young woman may want marriage. In the initial stages of the dating game neither knows just what the other wants. Hence, they do not know precisely what game they are going to play. Moreover, in our culture direct communications about sexual interests and activities are still felt to be discouraged, even prohibited. Hinting and alluding thus become indispensable methods of communication. – Thomas S. Szasz, M.D., 8, 0-06-091151-4, 1974
- Mosher et al (2005), from the NSFG for 2002, reported on the percentage of each age group who had experienced oral sex but not sexual intercourse. – John Bancroft, Human Sexuality and Its Problems, 2009