MOMENT from a current French film: a woman in red, viewed upside down, lies on a bed in erotic reverie, caressed by two pairs of hands belonging to two otherwise invisible men.
"The Women of Franklin Street" represents a statuesque, brightly smiling "young lady" in erotic dishabille being caressed from front and back by two other women in a Rococo boudoir.
It can involve other loving acts, like kissing, caressing, erotic talk and oral delights.
"She personally thought someone's hand caressing your face was more erotic than sex itself".
Several years on, as Altoon matured into his mid-30s, those impulses would be caressed in lyrical — and inescapably erotic — reveries.
Peering through the spyhole, I watch a prison guard peeping into another cell, mirroring my own voyeuristic surveillance, as the prisoner caresses himself and dances alone, lost in an unbearable erotic solitude.
Ms. Klingenhofer's character, a tippler but a grand cook, caresses slabs of beef hanging in her kitchen with erotic attention; occupies her bathroom as if it were a salon; and worries about her health in front of a spectacular room divider of shimmering X-rays.
Unmyelinated low-threshold mechanoreceptors the so-called C-tactile (CT) afferents play a crucial role in the perception and conduction of caressing and pleasant touch sensations and significantly contribute to the concept of erotic touch perception.
He discerned an erotic element to bathing, observing that "one of the few occasions when the puritanical American [is] allowed to caress himself or herself [is] while applying soap".
The dancing that takes place at the club is vastly more erotic and intimate than what takes place on a public stage; Rome's strippers get up close with the women, caress them teasingly, twirl them ruggedly, and leave them just short of actual sexual contact.
