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Digital sex is another name for fingering. It’s also sometimes called manual sex or manual stimulation.
Some people might use fingering only as a form of , but for others, it’s the preferred type of sexual contact. For example, partners who want to avoid may use fingering as a way to be sexually intimate. Also, those who don’t want to have vaginal sex during pregnancy may prefer fingering instead.
Fingering, like any sexual activity, should always have clear and ongoing consent. Everyone has different likes and dislikes when it comes to sex, so while some people may enjoy fingering, others may not. The most important thing is that both you and your partner should feel comfortable and enjoy the experience. Talk openly about what feels good and what doesn’t — either by having a conversation beforehand or by checking in during sex. Remember that you can always ask your partner to stop at any time if you change your mind.
Fingering can be a fun and pleasurable way to explore sex and intimacy, whether as foreplay or the main event. To make the experience more comfortable and enjoyable, start slow, use lube, and keep your nails trimmed. The key to making sure both you and your partner enjoy it is open communication — talk about what feels good and what doesn’t. While fingering is generally a low-risk sexual activity, it’s still important to practice good hygiene by washing your hands beforehand and using barriers such as finger condoms or gloves to help prevent infections.
To make fingering more enjoyable for both you and your partner, communicate openly before and during sex. Give feedback by letting your partner know what feels good and ask what they like in return.


















