Coitus reservatus is a sexual practice in which a couple engages in sexual intercourse without the male partner ejaculating. The term comes from Latin, where "coitus" means "intercourse" and "reservatus" means "reserved" or "held back." This practice is often associated with various spiritual, philosophical, or sexual traditions that emphasize the conservation of sexual energy or the enhancement of intimacy and connection between partners.
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