The preferred term to describe this dating sex

Today, April 1st, instead of writing an April Fool's joke, we thought we'd break the tradition with something totally useful! Aren't we innovative? Whether you're new to the dating scene or a new client, we wanted to share this handy list of the ten most commonly used terms in the dating industry.

Most dating sites list what they're willing to do, what they're not willing to do, and what costs the most. You've probably seen a lot of specific terms or acronyms by now, but looking up each one can be tedious if you don't know them, so here's a concise list of the main ones that we hope will help:

This term refers to dating sex. You may also see "A Level" as the preferred term to describe this dating sex. This is the British term for "Greek"; is an acronym for Bare Back Blow Job. It is oral sex dating without a condom. You may also find it called "untranslated French" or "UTF";

This is closely related to the previous BJ/UTF and is an acronym for Cum in Mouth; stands for Dine in Y, which refers to cunnilingus; a little simpler, DFK stands for Deep French Kissing and, as you may have guessed, involves considerable tongue action.

It is a commonly used term, but it encompasses several other terms. It stands for Girlfriend Experience and generally refers to a session similar to making love with a lover. Rather than a paid service. The tone is the most important thing in such meetings, but some activities are also expected,  such as BJ, DFK, DATY, MSOG, and others.

It is an acronym for Multiple Shots on Goal, which means that the provider will allow their client to orgasm more than once during a given session.

This is where things get crazy. PSE stands for "Sexual dating Experience,"  although it is a nebulous term like GFE, the client can usually set the tone in this area and freely discuss specific activities of interest with their provider.

This term refers to rubbing the client's penis between the partner's breasts.

This should be easy to understand, but we thought we'd get specific and explain everything. The term "safe" refers to using condoms or dental dams to prevent sexually transmitted diseases.

We hope this list has been helpful! Please comment if you have any other terms you would like explained, and we'll get back to you. Thanks for reading!