Frottage

Find frottage fans to rub up against

What is frottage?

Is frottage only for gay men?

Can you get STI's from frottage?

Is frottage considered a sex act?

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Find frottage fans to rub up against

The meaning of frottage comes from the French word 'to rub', and in a non-sexual context, it is an art technique. The artwork is made from rubbing a soft pencil over thin paper or an uneven surface. However, the art of kinky frottage involves rubbing up against another person to sexually stimulate each other, which can be clothed or unclothed and between people of all genders. Other words can be used instead of frottage, such as 'tribbing' when two vulvas are rubbed together, and other fetishes can be involved too, such as clothed sex fetish. It's often called dry humping, though it can get very slippy if the people involved are naked!

What is frottage?

Frottage meaning the act of rubbing body parts together for sexual gratification can be both a clothed and unclothed action and alternatively known as dry humping as it doesn't involve any penetration.

Is frottage only for gay men?

No. Although frottage is often associated with two penis owners rubbing them together and tribbing is the equivalent to vulva owners. However, frottage can cover all genders and all kinds of sexual rubbing contact that might not involve rubbing genitalia together; it's any rubbing action that turns on the participants.

Can you get STI's from frottage?

If the people involved are fully clothed, there is minimal risk of an STI (sexually transmitted Infection). However, if the partners are naked, there is some risk of STI transmission and pregnancy, it's always best to have protection to minimise your risks.

Is frottage considered a sex act?

Although there is no penetration involved, frottage is still a sex act. As any contact that causes sexual arousal is by definition, a sex act.

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You don’t always need to get naked to have fun

Clothing is often the focus of fetishes, but it’s usually a specific kind, e.g. bikinis, latex, or velvet. Endytophilia however, isn’t focused on a clothing item or its material. Simply put; clothing is kept on during sex. Getting naked is often code for sex, but you don’t need to be naked to have fun, in fact keeping clothes on can be a real turn on and who hasn’t been so eager to fuck they’ve not bothered with the disrobing first? Use your imagination, and you can get it on anywhere without needing to mess around taking off your clothes!

Get kinky with your rubber fetish

Rubber is an incredibly common fetish, and the people who love it often love everything about it: the feel, the texture, the look, the effect. Some enthusiasts are never happier than when clad head to toe in rubber clothes, while others are more interested in rubbr bondage. However you like to express your rubber fetish, you're probably familiar with how appealling the sensation and the scent of it can be. Rubber needs a little TLC from time to time (powdering and oiling and usually essential) and for many fans this is as much a part of the fetish as anything else. Mens rubber suits are have tonnes of fans on the gay rubber scene where this fetish seems to be particularly popular.

For kinksters with a latex fetish

Latex is a flexible, flattering and versatile material used in all kinds of ways in the kink community. It's great for costumes of all shapes and sizes, latex dresses and latex catsuits are popular examples, and it's also a fantastic material for all kinds of toys and bondage gear. Bear in mind though that it does need some looking after; you need to be careful to only use water-based lubricants with your latex gear, and to rub your latex clothes dry with talcum powder after wiping them clean with some slightly soapy water. Pretty much any item of clothing has a latex counterpart, from stockings to hair accessories, so with a little shopping around you're bound to find something that suits you.