How can you scissor yourself?

Answer 1

Well, honey, unless you're some sort of contortionist, I highly doubt you can scissor yourself. Scissoring typically involves two partners rubbing their bits together, so unless you've got a clone or a mirror that's really good at multitasking, I'd say it's a bit of a stretch to scissor yourself. But hey, Stranger Things have happened, so who am I to judge?

Answer 2

Scissoring oneself is a physical impossibility due to the limitations of human anatomy. The term "scissoring" typically refers to a sexual position involving two individuals, not a solo activity. Attempting to scissor oneself would require contortion beyond the capabilities of the human body and could result in injury.

Answer 3

The verb to scissor, the act, is accomplished by use of a pair of scissors, or by the action of a body or thing that mimics the motion of a scissors in use.

scissors (noun) to scissor (verb)

pl n

1 (Also called) pair of scissors a cutting instrument used for cloth, hair, etc., having two crossed pivoted blades that cut by a shearing action, with ring-shaped handles at one end

2 a Wrestling hold in which a wrestler wraps his legs round his opponent's body or head, locks his feet together, and squeezes

3 any gymnastic or athletic feat in which the legs cross and uncross in a scissor-like movement

4 (Athletics) a technique in high-jumping, now little used, in which the legs perform a scissor-like movement in clearing the bar

(plural of scissors or pair of scissors : pairs of scissors.)