‘GG’ has become a popular abbreviation for ‘good game.’ While it generally implies close proximity between partners, it is also used in other situations, including food play and gender swapping. Here we will examine the use of GG and how it relates to other sexual situations. Also, learn whether or not it is necessary to engage in a fuck for GG’s sake.

GG is an abbreviation for ‘good game’

‘GG’ stands for ‘good game’ and can be used to refer to sex outside of the gaming community. It has become a popular acronym in texts and messages, mostly used among young people and adults. It is also pronounced ‘gee-gee’. A few other abbreviations for ‘good game’ have surfaced, such as OG, which stands for original gangster, or d/s, which stands for submission or domination.

The abbreviation GGG has several meanings, and the following list will give you a good overview of some of them:

GG-rubbing leads to increases in close proximity between partners

Females engage in GG-rubbing more frequently than intersex dyads, which may promote mutually beneficial cooperation. Moreover, females exhibited higher peripheral OT concentrations after GG-rubbing than during copulation. Increases in GG-rubbing are associated with increased closeness between partners and increased oxytocin levels. These findings suggest that habitual same-sex sexual behavior may have evolved as an evolutionary step toward cooperation outside of kinship.

GG-rubbing increases closeness between partners by establishing physical intimacy. In fact, it has been shown to be more successful than copulation at establishing proximity. Studies of GG-rubbing have shown that female bonobos prefer GG-rubbing with each other. This means that they’re more likely to co-feed. However, males may engage in charging displays. Females ignore this commotion and continue with GG-rubbing.

GG-rubbing vs copulations

Female bonobos prefer GG-rubbing over copulations to establish close proximity. Researchers in San Diego, California, observed a 15-minute scene in which a male bonobo named Vernon repeatedly solicited female bonobos Lisa and Loretta, while showing off his erect penis. As the male continued soliciting them, the females moved away and GG-rubbed with one another.

Female bonobos also regularly engage in genito-genital rubbing during mating. They embrace ventrally, then make rapid lateral hip movements to rub their genital swellings together. This flexibly sexual behavior may be a way for bonobo females to signal their trust and social tolerance. GG-rubbing in female bonobos may also promote cooperation and alliances.

GG-rubbing is a form of ‘going to sleep’

Scientists have observed female pygmy chimpanzees engaging in a “special hug” in which they swing their hips laterally, keeping their vulvae in contact. This act is called “GG-rubbing” and was coined by Takoyashi Kano. However, Kano insists that GG-rubbing is not sexual and that the activity is not exclusively performed during ovulation. Female chimpanzees engage in this activity even when they are not in estrus, the time of sexual intercourse between monkeys.

After a young female produces her first offspring, she seeks out and grooms an established female. This grooming process smoothes the way for her entrance into the community. Bonobo communities are more intimate than chimpanzee communities. A younger female will first seek out a senior resident female and groom her. Sexual intercourse helps to ease her entry into the community and helps to establish her place in the community.