[Gedeactiveerde gebruiker]
sex vs sexual intercourse. what's the difference? Context: When relations is used of specific people, it is a very formal use that refers to the act of sexual intercourse. I'm kind of wondering what would change if whoever wrote this article used just the word 'sex' in there?
2 jan. 2018 14:22
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Without seeing the article, I would tell you that "sex" and "sexual intercourse" can be used interchangeably. However, it would seem rather formal and awkward to continually refer to it as "sexual intercourse". It is a very clinical term. "Do you want to have sexual intercourse?" would be a terrible way to request it within a couple. As far as a difference between the two terms, "sexual intercourse" includes the act of penetration; however, the term "sex" can refer to the entire experience that includes foreplay, not necessarily ending in intercourse.
2 januari 2018
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