The difference between clitoral touch and actual sexual intercourse lies in their nature and the level of involvement. Clitoral touch typically refers to external stimulation of the female clitoris using fingers, mouth, or other means, usually for the purpose of arousal or as part of foreplay. It is a gentler form of sexual stimulation and typically does not involve deeper physical contact or penetration.
Actual sexual intercourse, on the other hand, refers to the full sexual act, usually involving vaginal or anal penetration, and is a more intense form of physical intimacy and interaction. It is often considered the primary means of reaching sexual climax.
In short, clitoral touch is a localized, typically nonpenetrative form of stimulation, while actual sexual intercourse involves more comprehensive and broader physical contact.
