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There sure is! When fingering, there is a reduced chance for contracting a disease or causing a pregnancy compared to intercourse. The skin of the fingers is much thicker than the more delicate tissues of the penis, anus, and vagina. So, physical contact is much less likely to cause the microabrasions that allow many stds to be transmitted, so long as the skin of the hands is unbroken.
The reduced likelihood of pregnancy should be obvious, though there have been cases of pregnancy caused by mutual masturbation, in which semen is inadvertently transferred from the penis, to the hands, and into the vagina.
From an emotional perspective, there is also a big difference. Fingering is sometimes a prelude to intercouse, and it's a very important part of foreplay, to arouse the partners, and bring them closer together so they can enjoy penetrative sex. From the tone of your question though, I suspect that you and the person you are enjoying this with are not yet ready for intercourse. This is very important step on the way to sexual maturity. Test the waters, don't do anything you or your partner feel uncomfortable with, and see how it makes you feel. If it feels right, then explore one another a little more. If not, don't. There's no shame in saying no--sex is supposed to feel good!
It is entirely possible that fingering will feel good emotionally, but intercourse will not. The only way to work stuff like this out is by talking to the people involved, namely your partner, your friends, and your parents, not strangers on the internet.
What else can I help you with?
What is the purpose of the sexual act called fingering?
To cause pleasure, either by masturbation, foreplay or sexual intercourse.
What is the difference between a virgin and a girl who had intercourse once only?
thankyou for your question it has been a pleasure to answer it for you!
What Is it called when a girl has brownish substance coming out of her privates?
Discharge. It can be caused by many things, including sexual intercourse and acts, such as... fingering.
How do lesbians hump?
Most lesbians don't "hump" as a form of sexual gratification, unless we're talking dry humping, scissoring, or performing with a strap-on. Generally, lesbians engage in intercourse via "fingering" (penetration using the fingers) or oral sex (stimulation of the genitalia with your mouth).
What is the difference between sexual relations and sexual intercourse?
Kind of a fuzzy line between the two, Relations could include any sexual contact as well are the mental, physical, emotional and romantic aspects of the sexual relationships between people. Sexual intercourse would probably be more narrowly considered as the singular act of sexual intercourse.
The difference in shape between the virigin hymen and the unvirgin hymen?
There is no such thing as an unvirgin hymen the hymen is broken during intercourse.
What is the difference between copulation and intercourse?
Copulation refers to the physical act of sexual reproduction, typically involving penetration. Intercourse specifically refers to sexual activity involving penetration of the vagina by the penis. So, while all intercourse involves copulation, not all copulation necessarily involves intercourse.
What is the meaning of heterosexual intercourse?
It means intercourse (sex acts) between people of opposite gender (between a man and a woman). This is opposed to intercourse between people of the same gender (two men, or two women), which is called homosexual intercourse.
Can fingering a girl mess up her period?
Hey sweety The only way to delay your period is to go on the pill then, after the first month, you can pick and choose when you get your period. Fingering yourself will make no difference whatsoever.
If one female has intercourse with another female will one of them get pregnant?
No. Pregnancy is not possible between two females through intercourse. Pregnancy requires both sperm and egg. Males create sperm. Females create eggs. That's virtually the core defining difference between what the words male and female mean.
What is the difference between impotence and sterility?
Impotence is the inability of a male to perform the act of intercourse, through either mental, or most likely, biological means. Sterility is the lack of enough viable sperm to impregnate the female. Sterile males usually can perform intercourse, however.
What is the difference between sterility and impotence?
Impotence is the inability of a male to perform the act of intercourse, through either mental, or most likely, biological means. Sterility is the lack of enough viable sperm to impregnate the female. Sterile males usually can perform intercourse, however.
