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Sexual intercourse

Sex, more formally known as sexual intercourse, coitus, or copulation, is an intimate social activity typically involving the insertion of the erect male penis inside the female vagina and followed by thrusting motions for erotic pleasure, biological reproduction, or both. This specific type of sex is also known as vaginal intercourse (or vaginal sex).…

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Sexual intercourse

Nodes345
Edges344
Triples154
Avg. degree1.99
Density0.005797
Components1

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Sexual intercourse

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related to Disabilities and other complications · 15
Sexual intercourse → Although, Consensual, For, Having, In, Obstacles, People, Sexual, Temporary, There, These, They, This, Those, Women
related to Prevalence · 15
Sexual intercourse → Behavior, Bruess, CDC, Clint, It, NSSHB, Oral, Penile, Receptive, Regarding, Sexual Health, Studies, The, The National Survey, Weiten
related to Definitions · 13
Sexual intercourse → Although, Coitus, Copulation, English, Latin, Penetration, Sexual, The, The World Health Organization, This, Vaginal, Various, WHO
related to Safe sex and birth control · 13
Sexual intercourse → According, Condoms, Health, HIV/AIDS, However, National Institutes, NIH, Safe, STIs, The, There, WHO, World Health Organization
related to Adolescents · 12
Sexual intercourse → Adolescents, By, For, Goodson, In, Scholar Lisa Arai, Some, Studies, The, United States, US, Yet
related to Duration and genital complications · 12
Sexual intercourse → American, But, Canadian, In, Kinsey, Kinsey Institute, PE, Scholars, Sexual, The, They, Weiten
related to Reproduction · 9
Sexual intercourse → For, Millions, Natural, Pregnancy, Some, Studies, The, Timed, When
related to External links · 8
Sexual intercourse → Animal ReproductionAdvantages, Growing Up Sexually, Sexual ReproductionSynonyms, SexualityJanssen, The International Encyclopedia, Volume, WikiSaurus, World Reference AtlasIntroduction
related to Sexual offenses · 6
Sexual intercourse → In, More, Most, Sex, Sexual, Some
related to Benefits · 5
Sexual intercourse → David Weeks, In, Oxytocin, Sexual, Vaginal

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Sexual intercourseis alength of time it takes for both partners to be mutually satisfied0.90text
Sexual intercourseis aroot of all sin and that all people should therefore be celibate0.90text
those who have been trying for less than 12 monthsinstance ofTimed intercourse using urine tests that predict ovulation may help improve the rate of pregnancy and live births for some couples trying to conceive0.80text
who are under 40 years oldinstance ofTimed intercourse using urine tests that predict ovulation may help improve the rate of pregnancy and live births for some couples trying to conceive0.80text
Viagrainstance ofprescription drugs0.80text
Cialisinstance ofprescription drugs0.80text
and Levitra are availableinstance ofprescription drugs0.80text
increased chance of heart attackinstance ofdoctors caution against the unnecessary use of these drugs because they are accompanied by serious risks0.80text
fluvoxamineinstance ofwhich can be caused as an unwanted side effect of antidepressant medications0.80text
a higher prevalence of sexual abuseinstance ofIn addition there are other barriers0.80text
assaultinstance ofIn addition there are other barriers0.80text
forced oral sex or anal intercourseinstance ofother forms of sexual violence towards women0.80text

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