frottage

Re: Old Baptist Punchline - "Because it Might Lead to Dancing"

Sun, 2011-10-16 13:35

I'm less sure why "grind" dancing is considered a bad thing. Sure, there's lots of sexual connotations. But...

Except for sweat there doesn't seem to be a lot of sharing of bodily fluids.

Also, this is going to sound old-fogie and out of touch maybe but...

Over time I've noticed that whereas there was a sort of mythology about men's "thrusting" behavior, as contrasted to women's passive receptivity, it's been seeming to me lately that women have their own version of "thrusting" that...

Pretty similar in both motivation and intent.

It's just that attitudes have changed since the 1970s that it's ok to, I dunno, thrust back.

Technical Lap-Dancing Question

Tue, 2008-03-25 12:44

Just a quick follow up question on my post about grinding/frottage/kit-riffing/"dry-humping" from a week or so ago.

You'll recall I'm interested in promoting ways couples can have hot, full-body, generally orgasmic sex together without skin-to-skin/penetrative contact. I won't go all the details yet (besides the fact that I think grinding through clothes is incredibly hot) because I'm still in the early stages.

But I did have a question for people who might be familiar with lap dancing in strip clubs. I know that male customers often seek out lap dances because they can have orgasms when a dancer rubs herself against them. So that part I get.

What I have no idea about, though, is whether or how easily women can have orgasms by "lap dancing" a partner.

It's not necessarily the end of the world if the answer is no, it's not as nice for the dancer as the, um, dancee. Because at least in my experience the roles are reversed with the classic on-the-couch grinding where my partners have generally had no problem with orgasms but I find it almost impossible.

Anyway if you've got clues I've got cluelessness, so thanks in advance.

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