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A '''quickie''' refers to a brief or spontaneous episode of [[Human sexual activity|sexual activity]], with the act finishing in a very short amount of time. |
A '''quickie''' refers to a brief or spontaneous episode of [[Human sexual activity|sexual activity]], with the act finishing in a very short amount of time. |
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Generally the term presupposes that [[foreplay]] is skipped and that at least one of the partners [[orgasm|climaxes]]. A quickie may involve |
Generally, the term presupposes that [[foreplay]] is skipped and that at least one of the partners [[orgasm|climaxes]]. A quickie may involve [[Sexual intercourse|intercourse]] or be limited to [[manual sex|manual]] or [[oral sex]].<ref name="Cutrer"/> A quickie between a heterosexual couple may generally satisfy only the man's desire,<ref name="Cutrer">{{cite book |
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Revision as of 19:35, 22 January 2016
A quickie refers to a brief or spontaneous episode of sexual activity, with the act finishing in a very short amount of time.
Generally, the term presupposes that foreplay is skipped and that at least one of the partners climaxes. A quickie may involve intercourse or be limited to manual or oral sex.[1] A quickie between a heterosexual couple may generally satisfy only the man's desire,[1] but, with some form of stimulation of the vulva, can be satisfactory for a woman as well. It, however, does not provide a woman enough time to lubricate naturally, and so may require the use of an artificial water-based lubricant.[2] Quickies may be a solution to unequal sexual desire in a relationship, but if they become the only form of sex, the relationship may suffer.[1] Author and psychologist Joel Block has suggested that the quickie is a necessary part of a relationship, and suggests practical ways for both partners to enjoy the experience.[3]
References
- ^ a b c William Cutrer (2007). Sexual Intimacy in Marriage. Sandra Glahn. Kregel Publications. ISBN 0-8254-2437-2.
- ^ Hilda Hutcherson (2006). Pleasure: A Woman's Guide to Getting the Sex You Need, Want, and Deserve. Perigee. ISBN 0-399-53286-2.
- ^ Joel Block (2006). Art of the Quickie: Fast Sex, Fast Orgasm, Anytime, Anywhere. Quiver. ISBN 1592332404.
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