What is intercrural sex?

Intercrural sex, also known as intercrural intercourse or frottage, is a sexual activity that involves grinding or rubbing one's genitalia against a partner's body (usually between the thighs) to achieve sexual pleasure and stimulation. This practice typically does not involve penetration or direct genital contact, but rather focuses on the sensation of friction and pressure.

Intercrural sex can be a form of safe sex, as it reduces the risk of sexually transmitted infections since there is no penetration involved. It can also be a way for individuals to explore their sexuality and pleasure without engaging in penetrative intercourse.

This practice can be enjoyed by people of all genders and sexual orientations. It is important to communicate openly with a partner about preferences, boundaries, and consent in order to ensure a safe and enjoyable experience for both parties.

It is worth noting that intercrural sex may not be as commonly discussed or portrayed in mainstream media or sexual education, but it is a valid and pleasurable form of sexual activity for many individuals.