What are examples of sexual contact?

"Sexual contact" definitions vary by law and policy, but common examples include:

• Kissing on the mouth (deep or prolonged)
• Genital-to-genital touching
• Oral sex (mouth on another person's genitals)
• Manual stimulation of another person's genitals (hand-to-genital contact)
• Penetration of the vagina or anus with a penis, finger, or object
• Fondling or touching another person's breasts with sexual intent
• Rubbing genitals against another person's body (frottage) for sexual arousal

Not usually considered sexual contact (depending on context and intent): non-sexual brief/accidental touches (e.g., patting a back), medical examinations performed professionally with consent, or non-sexual intimate contact between family members where no sexual intent is present.

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