Okay, let’s talk about tribbing. I gotta say, it’s been a real journey for me. So, picture this: I was hanging out with my friends, Ginger, The Professor, Mike, and Tonia, and we started talking about our, uh, different experiences.
Ginger, being the bold one, brought up this thing called “tribbing.” None of us had heard of it before, so she explained it was a way for women to get intimate by rubbing their, you know, parts together. It sounded interesting, but I was a bit clueless, to be honest.
We all got curious and started looking it up. We found out that it’s also known as “scissoring,” but tribbing is the more, um, proper term for it. Apparently, it’s been around since the 1800s, which is pretty wild when you think about it.
So, we learned that tribbing is basically any kind of genital contact between women, while scissoring is a specific position. It’s like, all squares are rectangles, but not all rectangles are squares, you know? We found a few articles and even some anonymous stories online, and it was all pretty eye-opening.
Then, The Professor, always the academic one, found out that the word “tribadism” comes from the French word “tribade,” which means “woman-lover.” I thought that was pretty cool. So, we went from not knowing anything about tribbing to having a mini history lesson. We were definitely using this information moving forward.
Anyway, we decided to, uh, experiment a little. Not all at once, of course! We’re not that wild. But individually, we tried different things and then shared our experiences with each other. It was awkward at first, but also kinda fun. I mean, we’re all adults, right? And it’s important to explore and figure out what you like.
- First, we tried the basic scissoring position. It was a bit tricky to get the hang of, but we managed.
- Then we tried some other variations, like rubbing in different directions and using different pressures.
- Some of us found that we liked certain positions or techniques better than others. It was all about finding what worked for us individually and as partners.
And I’ve got to say this again, we didn’t just jump into this blindly, we talked about it, a lot. Consent is key, people. You need to make sure everyone is comfortable and on the same page before you try anything. You’d better believe we had some serious conversations, but they were good conversations to have with my crew. We got a lot closer as friends. It’s an experience I will always cherish, honestly.
All in all, it’s been an interesting experience. I’ve learned a lot about myself and my body, and I’ve become more comfortable talking about these kinds of things with my friends. It’s not something I’d bring up with just anyone, but with my close friends, it’s been a pretty cool bonding experience. And hey, if you’re curious about tribbing, do your research, talk to your partner, and most importantly, have fun and be safe!
