Clear language, organized by category.

Consensual adult roleplay in which a participant is directed to adopt feminine clothing, presentation, language, or behavior within a negotiated power dynamic. “Forced” describes the fantasy and does not remove the need for consent.

A term used by naturists for a beach associated with nude or clothing-optional use. It does not by itself establish legal permission: some beaches are designated, while others rely on custom or tolerance.

A swinging term generally indicating that intercourse with another partner is within the negotiated agreement. It describes a possibility, not automatic consent.

A dominant whose negotiated style emphasizes calm direction, patience, reassurance, warmth, or lower-intensity control.

An agreement allowing one or more partners limited outside sexual exploration for a defined person, circumstance, or period. The phrase is informal; the actual boundaries and disclosure expectations require explicit discussion.

A form of polyamory in which some relationships have explicitly agreed priority or greater structural entanglement, such as shared housing, finances, parenting, or decision-making. The meaning and effects of hierarchy vary by relationship.

In a V-shaped relationship network, the person who has separate relationships with two people who are not dating each other. A hinge has responsibilities for clear communication without making one partner manage the other relationship.

A self-selected role for a partnered woman who has sexual experiences with other people with her partner's knowledge and agreement, often within a dynamic that emphasizes shared excitement, pride, or erotic autonomy.

Consensual activity involving negotiated striking with a hand or implement to create sensation, sound, rhythm, marks, or intensity.

A broad umbrella for consensual erotic interests or practices involving elements such as sensation, power, restraint, role, ritual, or fantasy. Kink may be occasional play, a meaningful identity, or something in between.

Consensual contact using the lips or mouth that may be affectionate, romantic, erotic, or part of another activity. People may have distinct boundaries around kinds of kissing and what it signifies.

An adult who enters a younger-coded headspace or role within consensual adult age play, sometimes paired with a caregiver role. The label does not imply that a minor is involved.

Sexual stimulation of another person's genitals or anus using hands or fingers.

In consensual kink, a person who enjoys receiving negotiated pain, intensity, or challenge. Masochism describes an interest or sensation role and does not necessarily imply submission.

An authority title used in some negotiated ownership, service, or broad power-exchange dynamics. Its scope is defined by agreement and does not confer literal ownership or override consent, law, or personal autonomy.

Touching or stimulating one's own body for sexual pleasure, exploration, release, or relaxation. It may be private, shared in another person's presence, or incorporated into partnered activity by agreement.

A partner of one's partner with whom one does not necessarily have a romantic or sexual relationship.

A relationship in which one partner chooses monogamy while another consensually has or may pursue multiple relationships. The arrangement requires explicit agreements and does not mean either partner has fewer rights or less importance.

A relationship that is primarily organized as monogamous while allowing limited, occasional, or context-specific sexual contact with other people by agreement.

A casual, usually non-play social gathering where kink-interested adults meet in an ordinary public setting such as a café or restaurant.