What is the general definition of getting to “first base,” “second base,” etc. when referring to sexual relations? A friend of mine and I were discussing this and as far as we could figure, the bases were:
First Base: kissing.
Second Base: manual stimulation/“petting”
Third Base: oral
Home: …well, that should be obvious.
Is this the general consensus or is there a more accepted variation?
I beleive oral was added in the last decade or so. From what I can gather from tv shows books and movies back in the day it was
First-Kissing
Second-BOOOBS!
Third-hand
Homer-Sex
Now what if you’re a women? What replaces second? I don’t think they had the whole base thing besides being the object of the game. I could be very wrong but this is just the impression that I have.
As a teenage girl, I Know the universal base rules.
1.Kissing, maybe frenching, if thats your thing, holding hands, touching each others asses,
2.for guys, its grabbing the girls boobs, girls, its giiving a hand job.
3For guys, its getting his hands down the girls pants and… well, you know. For girls, its oral. 3rd base also entitles of eating out a girl.
Just bases? We had an entire vocabulary of words and phrases based on baseball to express our adolescent exploits. For the record, in my neighborhood in Chicago:
1 - kissing on the mouth, tongue involved usually
2 - breasts
3 - down the pants
4 - sex
Other terms we had included:
Scouting report - the low-down on a prospective date
Caught stealing [insert base] - made the attempt, but denied
Her contract’s in arbitration - (a bit silly that one) deciding whether to continue a relationship
She’s been released from the team - break-up
Leading off, as in “I took a huge lead off of second, but I was afraid of getting caught stealing, so I got back to the bag.” - Intentions of moving forward a base
Ooops. Sorry to be so crass Silver…I don’t believe I’ve ever utilized the analogy in the past myself (thus my ignorance on the subject). OTOH, it’s such a “guy thing” to equate sex and baseball, isn’t it?
And, embassassingly, I guess I have started my share of shallow threads here. You can take the man outta the gutter, but you can’t take the gutter outta the man.