Non-penetrative sex, a. There are a variety of reasons why a person might choose this over penetrative sex, including preference, safety, mental and physical restrictions, and personal boundaries.
Although somewhat safer than traditional sex with regard to unwanted pregnacy and STDs, there are still risks involved in intimate interactions, so some precautions must still be taken. Practicing safe sex applies to all kinds of sex. There is some fuzziness in the definition of non-penetrative sex.
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It can mean sex without vaginal or anal penetration but still including penetrative aspects, such as oral sex or fingering. Or it can mean sex that excludes any and all types of penetration. There are those who might ask why an exploration of non-penetrative sex is even necessary. This kind of thinking is stagnant, ableist, and heteronormative. The non-penetrative sex is also an option in situation where those engaging in sex want to avoid penetrative sex in the interest of safety; or in any other situation where penetration is undesirable, inconvenient, or irrelevant.
Conditions such as vaginismus and erectile dysfunction can make penetration painful, difficult, or even impossible without causing significant trauma to one of the partners.
Vaginismus is often related to fear of pain, which may be based on previous painful experiences or undesirable expectations. These false ideals are increasingly derived from porn that features exaggerated and unrealistic presentations of masculinity.
