Dry humping generally involves rubbing or grinding your genitals against your partner’s body or genitals. In many cases, one or both partners are at least partially clothed. Since dry humping can lead ...

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It depends on who you’re asking. The term’s often used interchangeably with dry humping, which is rubbing, grinding, and thrusting against someone so you’re going through the motions of intercourse ...

Yes, you can contract HIV and other sexually transmitted infections (STIs) from dry humping. But don’t swear off this super-hot and not-just-for-horny-teens sex act just yet. There’s more to it than ...