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What are normal forms of foreplay?
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Whatever consenting: Whatever consenting adults are mutually comfortable with is "normal" for them. This may include touching, kissing, or stimulating any part of the body. All sensory modalities may enhance arousal: smell, taste, sounds, touch. Generally, women have a longer need for arousal than men and may be taken into account.
Answered 12/26/2014
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