intercrural sex

Intercrural sex is still quite common in some communities.

A variation of heterosexual intercrural sex is a practice known in Japan as sumata.

That night they engage in intercrural sex.

The standing lovers engage in intercrural sex.

Most such works depict fondling or intercrural sex, which was not condemned for violating and feminizing the boys.

Shaka Zulu is speculated to have encouraged intercrural sex among his troops to "create intimacy and loyalty".

Intercrural sex has been proposed as an important part of the sexual lives of a handful of notable historical figures known or thought to have been homosexual or bisexual.

Quotes attributed to the Cynic philosophers regarding Alexander the Great, made both during and after his lifetime, seem to presume intercrural sex between Alexander and Hephaestion.

The erotic and sexual aspect of the relationship, usually consisting of embracing, fondling and intercrural sex, ended when the youth reached adulthood, and evolved into a lifelong friendship (philia).

In the sexual scenes, the partners stand embracing face to face, the older of the two engaged in intercrural sex with the younger, who (usually but not always) does not show arousal.

Though some modern Christians and Jews have made the argument that intercrural sex is not specifically condemned by Leviticus 18 or 20, it has been subject to various historical sodomy laws and religious restrictions.

Similarly, comments made by a bed mate about Abraham Lincoln's thighs led to speculation of intercrural sex between the two in C. A. Tripp's recent The Intimate World of Abraham Lincoln.