Health Promotion. Accessed 25, Feb. How do you have 'tit sex'?. Go Ask Alice! My boyfriend has suggested "tit sex" as an alternative to intercourse, which we want to wait a while to go ahead and do. I want to know, what exactly is "tit sex" and how do you do it? Will it hurt? One of the most enjoyable although sometimes confusing things about sex is the variety of ways to be intimate with a partner.
During breast sex, the penis is placed between the breasts and then rubbed back and forth for stimulation. Breast sex is not usually painful, but couples sometimes use lubrication for more pleasure and to minimize any discomfort caused by chafing.
As your boyfriend suggested, breast sex may be an enjoyable and generally low-risk alternative to intercourse, especially if you're trying to avoid pregnancy or sexually transmitted infections STIs.
However, even breast sex can have risks. Some STIs like herpes and pubic lice can be transmitted by skin-to-skin contact. Also, if your boyfriend ejaculates near your face, it's possible that some of his semen may get into your eye, which could transmit an infection or cause irritation. If you're not keen on getting a pool of semen on your face or chest also known as a "pearl necklace" , you might want to have some tissues or a towel handy.
Another consideration is that breast sex is often combined with oral sex, where a partner will orally stimulate the head of the penis while continuing to squeeze and rub the shaft between the breasts.
