Intercourse

Intercourse

Sex play in which the penis is inserted into the vagina (vaginal intercourse) or the anus (anal intercourse).

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intercourse

Health care; Sexual health

Sex play in which the penis is inserted into the vagina (vaginal intercourse) or the anus (anal intercourse).

intercourse

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sexual intercourse

Health care; Sexual health

Usually, sex play that includes penetration of the vagina with a penis, but also describes penile penetration of the anus.

anal intercourse

Health care; Sexual health

Sex play in which the penis enters the anus.

vaginal intercourse

Health care; Sexual health

Sex play in which the penis enters the vagina.

interfemoral intercourse

Health care; Sexual health

Sex play in which the penis is moved between the partner’s thighs. Also called "intercrural intercourse. "

Sigmund Freud

Health care; Sexual health

(1856–1939) Influential psychoanalyst who believed that we must understand human sexuality if we are to understand human nature. He understood that children have strong sexual ...

Havelock Ellis

Health care; Sexual health

(1859–1939) English author of Studies in the Psychology of Sex (1903–28). Until 1935, Ellis’s Studies, which argued that erotic dreams, foreplay, and masturbation were normal, ...

Katharine Bement Davis

Health care; Sexual health

(1860–1945) Completed the first major study on women’s sexuality, Factors in the Sex Lives of Twenty-Two Hundred Women, which was published in 1929. She gathered data for more ...

Magnus Hirschfeld

Health care; Sexual health

(1868–1935) German sexologist who founded the Institute of Sexual Science in Berlin in 1919. He studied human sexuality in order to provide counseling for sexual problems. He ...

Marie Carmichael Stopes

Health care; Sexual health

(1880–1958) Opened the first British birth control clinic in 1921. One of her books, Married Love, was declared obscene by the U. S. Customs in 1921 because it described the ...

Margaret Sanger

Health care; Sexual health

(1883–1966) Founder of Planned Parenthood Federation of America, Margaret Sanger began her career as a nurse who fought to legalize birth control in order to prevent women from ...