英和和英

形容詞

perisexual (not comparable)

1. Related to sex or sex-seeking, without being explicitly sexual.
   • 1965, Jeremy Mitchell, “Swinburne - The Disappointed Protagonist”, in Yale French Studies, volume 35, JSTOR 2929455, pages 81-88:

     Ritual beatings were his first perisexual experiences, and they are vividly and enthusiastically remembered and described in his letters.

   • 2000, Margaret H. Childs, “(Review of) Cartographies of Desire: Male-Male Sexuality in Japanese Discourse, 1600-1950 by Gregory M. Pflugfelder”, in Monumenta Nipponica, volume 55, number 3, JSTOR 2668301, pages 443-445:

     Since he has just clarified the Edo tendency to distinguish between perisexual and sexual acts, convincingly showing that male-male sexual acts were not problematized before the Meiji period, his position on this issue is not particularly persuasive.

   • 2016, Whiti Cecilia, Knowledge, perception and status of sexual health among students at Morgenster Teachers’ College, Masvingo District, Zimbabwe (thesis):

     A number of sociocultural and peri-sexual behaviours and practices were thought to be important in determining the epidemiology of STI among the students.