Definition
The less popular or less commonly taken option.
Origins
Popularized from one interpretation of Robert Frost's 1915 poem The Road Not Taken.
See Also
- off the beaten track
- plough one's own furrow
How People Actually Use It
A politically correct expression to describe the act of anal sex. Typically, this term is used in public among heterosexual couples to describe the act of anal sex when the female is resistant or reluctant to participate in this sexual act due to fear of pain or social stigma.
"Andy had always wanted Lisa to allow him to try the "Road Less Traveled," but she was afraid it would hurt."
Source: Urban Dictionary