Sex Glossary

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(French aversion - disgust) - one of the most severe varieties of sexual dysfunction; a state opposite to libido.

(Greek aidoia - sexual organs, mania) - increased sexual desire (libido) in men.

Substances that stimulate or enhance sexual desire, sexual activity. They may also be called sex pheromones.

Substances that interfere with sexual pleasure and suppress sexual desire.

Specific sensations that occur during friction during intercourse. During frictional movements, partners experience an increase in voluptuous sensations, leading to a maximum increase in sexual arousal and an orgasm.

(Greek Harmonia - connection, harmony, proportionality) - mutual and complete physical and mental satisfaction with intimate relationships.

Sexual attraction to people of the opposite sex.

Sexual disorder, dissatisfaction of one or both partners with established sexual relations.

Impaired potency, sexual excitability (lack of readiness for the appearance of sexual arousal and a violation of the rate of sexual reactions), lack of sexual arousal, as well as the ability to achieve sexual satisfaction.

(lat. De - removal, elimination + flos, floris - flower, youth, virginity), violation of the integrity of the hymen.

(by the name of Don Juan, the hero of love affairs in Spanish folk tales and the protagonist of the works of many writers of the 17th-19th centuries) - male promiscuity (unrestricted, promiscuity with many partners), when the goal of numerous sexual relationships is the selection of the only one, communication with which would give complete physical and mental satisfaction to a man.

Erectile dysfunction, in which the volume of a man's penis, its hardness and directness are not sufficient for sexual intercourse. An obsolete term that has not been used in the last decade. Currently, the more universal and common term is "sexual disorder" and less often - "sexual dysfunction".

Close, intimate, sincere, deeply personal relationships of people. Sexual intimacy is manifested in sexual intercourse, which allows a man and a woman to express their mutual love in spiritual and physical unity.

Introduction of the penis for the purpose of sexual intercourse.

An ancient Indian poetic work dedicated to the issues of love and sex. Written by the poet Maharashi Vatsyayana in the 5th century. Kama - in ancient Indian mythology, the god of love, the son of the god Vishnu and the goddess Lakshmi. Sutra - ancient Indian treatises on philosophy, politics, morality, etc., compiled in an edifying form, collections of sayings. Thus, the title of this book can be translated as a treatise on love.

The external female genital organ, located at the upper ends of the labia minora. It has the shape of an inverted Latin letter Y, contains many vessels and nerve endings, located in the upper part of the entrance to the vagina.

Contraceptives. Some methods (particularly the condom) can greatly reduce your chances of contracting HIV and other sexually transmitted diseases.

The desire for sexual intimacy. One of the basic concepts of psychoanalysis developed by Sigmund Freud. He uses this term to explain the causes of mental disorders, neurosis, and also to describe the course of the mental development of a normal person, his scientific and artistic activities, sublimation.

Moisturizer, lubricant, material that facilitates friction. Lubricants also protect the mucous membrane from the appearance of microcracks and irritation through which infections penetrate, relieve pain and increase comfort.

(named after the wife of the Roman emperor Claudius Messalina, known for her debauchery, lust for power and cruelty) - a form of sexual behavior of a woman who needs a frequent change of sexual partner.

The culmination of sexual arousal, characterized by a strong sense of pleasure, satisfaction. Occurs as a result of various forms of sexual activity. Also, an orgasm can come from strong overexcitation even without touching the genitals.

A system of views on the role of the sexual sphere in the science of man and society.

A form of sexual activity that involves obtaining the satisfaction of partners by excitation of erogenous zones without direct contact of the genitals. The content of petting is kissing, hugging, stroking, mutual friction of the genitals through clothes, etc.

A rare form of group marriage in which one woman has several husbands.

A term for one of the forms of group marriage - polyandry or polygamy.

(lat. Ruminatio - experience, repetition), mental images of various sexual scenes that are not accompanied by erotic arousal and erections.

Increased sexual desire in men in the form of constant sexual dissatisfaction and unbridled desire for sexual intercourse.

A mixture of secretion products of male genital organs released during ejaculation (ejaculation): testicles and their appendages, prostate, seminal vesicles, cooper glands, urethra.

What tempts, seduces, attracts.

The process of transforming sexual desire into spiritual activity, achieving socially acceptable goals, creativity. First described by Freud.

Sexual deviation, in which sexual satisfaction is achieved only if sexual intercourse takes place in the presence or with the participation of a third person.

(from the Greek phallos) - the name of an erect penis, as a symbol of inflexibility and strength. The object of worship of many pagan religions.

Mental representation of scenes of sexual content. More developed in people with a rich emotional imagination.

This is the forward movement of the penis during intercourse. Frictions can be different in frequency, amplitude, intensity and rhythm.

A distorted form of sexual desire, in which sexual arousal and sexual satisfaction are achieved by rubbing against the body of a person of the opposite sex. Frotters - Those who practice frotterism are colloquially referred to as "transport pushers".

This term is also used in relation to the female genital organs, which are in a state of sexual arousal.

Specific areas of the skin or mucous membrane, irritation of which causes sexual arousal or orgasm. As a rule, according to their meaning, they are divided into basic and additional. Moreover, all the main erogenous zones in most people are located in a similar way, and additional ones are usually localized more individually.

Simultaneous onset of orgasm in both sexual partners.

The release of seminal fluid from the urethra during sexual intercourse or forms of sexual activity replacing it. Ejaculation and the closely related orgasm usually result in a sharp increase in sexual arousal when the penis is stimulated during friction.