Now Viewing: cross_sectionTag type: None When the act of intercourse is drawn to show the internal anatomy of the participant(s) separately. For example: a depiction of vaginal intercourse where the vagina, cervix, and uterus are visible as if by X-ray vision. (See also x-ray) But contained in a dedicated frame outside of the body, just like a speech bubble. Also used for the more natural meaning of cross-section, such as post #514377 Other Wiki Information Last updated: 12/23/12 11:50 PM by Dirty_Harry  This entry is locked and can not be edited. |
     
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