Genital
Genital (physiological) arousal signals such as erection, lubrication, swelling, sensitivity, and changes in genital blood flow.
What This Really Means
Genital signals are bodily responses that can be influenced by friction, hormones, nervous-system state, and context.
They may not match subjective desire, so reports should avoid using genital cues as proof of consent.
In many cultures, discussing genital response may be sensitive—use respectful, medically neutral language.
Examples
Erection without desire
Lubrication increases during foreplay
Genital sensitivity changes with stress or medication.
Common Misunderstandings
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Genital should never override consent or comfort, and safety stays the priority.
If genital response is slow, attraction isn’t always missing, and Genital is about genital (physiological) arousal signals such as erection, lubrication, swelling, sensitivity, and changes in genital blood flow.
Genital can influence experiences, but it doesn’t guarantee that outcome.
More accurately, Genital refers to genital (physiological) arousal signals such as erection, lubrication, swelling, sensitivity, and changes in genital blood flow, and genital signals are fully controllable by willpower doesn’t follow from that.
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