Sentence examples for receptive role from inspiring English sources

Agni takes a receptive role in this relationship, accepting semen from Soma with his mouth, paralleling Agni's role in accepting sacrifices from Earth to Heaven.

These patterns indicate that assuming the receptive role was a harm-reduction strategy with discordant partners rather than a consistent preference among participants.

First described as a harm-reduction strategy in an Australian study, "strategic positioning" was another seroadaptive tactic in which an HIV-positive individual assumed the receptive role during UAI with a negative or unknown-status partner [15].

Second, our risk assessment questions did not assess contextual sexual risk-reduction strategies, such as serosorting (seeking sex only with other HIV-positive people) or strategic positioning (adopting a receptive role with HIV-negative or unknown status partners) [35], [36].

The higher percentage of respondents in the receptive role correlates with the higher percentage of metis in this study population, who usually have the receptive role in sexual intercourse.

23 27 In contrast, a meta-analysis of Chinese studies reported a higher frequency of receptive role in sex workers (money boys) compared with the broader GMT population.

Behaviours that were recruitment criteria for cohort enrolment, including anal sex practice, anal receptive role-taking, and having received cash for sex in the last 3 months, were reported significantly less frequently in ACASI than in FtF interviews with men.

We used stratified purposive sampling to include perspectives of different MSM subgroups, with separate focus groups for kothis (feminine gender expression and generally receptive partners in anal sex), panthis (masculine gender expression and generally insertive partners in anal sex), and double-deckers (both insertive and receptive roles).

Kothi refers to those same-sex attracted males who are feminine and primarily adapt receptive sexual role, double-decker refers to those who adapt insertive or receptive sexual role, and panthi refers to masculine men who primarily adapt insertive sexual role [ 3, 4].

This may partially be explained by an earlier finding that non-gay identifying MSM often avoid taking the receptive sexual role with male partners, reflecting the belief that only the receptive partner is gay (Finlinson, Colon, Robles, & Soto, 2006).

These cells are not believed to have a receptive function, but to play a more glial-like role in the taste bud [ 1, 2].