ch 15: Variations in Sexual Behaviour Flashcards
what is a paraphilia?
recurring sexual behaviour thats obsessive and compulsive
what is a fetishism?
attaching erotic significance to some object other than a human being
when does a fetish become a problem?
when fetish objects replace your human partner
media fetish
material stuff: silk, leather, latex
form fetish
the shape: high heels, shoes
partialism fetish
part of the body: feet, toes, any part of the body
sadism
sexual pleasure from inflicting pain on others
where did the term sadism come from
Marquis de Sade 1740-1814
Masochism
sexual pleasure from experiencing pain
who coined the term masochism
Sacher Mosach 1835-1895
Voyeurism
arousal from secretly observing others nude, undressing or engaging in sexual activity
there has to be an element of risk needed for sexual arousal
Exhibitionism
sexual gratification form exposing oneself to others in inappropriate situations
there has to be an element of shock and risk for sexual arousal
most common locations: parking lots and public streets
Frotteurism
rubbing against a non-consenting person
usually in crowded places
Zoophilia (bestiality)
sexual contact with animals
what did Kinsey study on Zoophilia have?
- 8% of men
- 3-4% of women
- 17% of boys who grew up on farms
Necrophilia
desiring sex with corpses
autoerotic asphyxiation
oxygen deprivation with the belief that it will intensify arousal and orgasm
sexsomnia
involuntary sexual behaviours that occur during sleep
europhilia
urine
coprophilia
feces
saliromania
soiling a woman
feederism
weight gain and feeding
klismaphilia
enemas
what does BDSM stand for?
bondage and discipline
dominance and submission
sadism and masochism
what are some misconceptions of BDSM
- that its all about sex
- is all kinky people do
- practitioners are maladjusted psychologically disordered or re-enacting abuse
BDSM Terms
- “Scene”
- tops, dominant, masters, sirs, mistress
- flying: when person gets in the zone and experiences all the pleasures in the moment
- dungeons, play parties, munches: describes BDSM gatherings
BDSM Mantra:
- safe
- sane
- consensual
BDSM rules:
- pre screening
- hard and soft limits
- safe words
- aftercare
role benefits for doms and subs
doms:
- control or power
- rewards
- confidence
subs:
- giving up control
the challenges of BDSM
- stigma
- relationship problems
- accepting partners desires
challenges of doms in bdsm
- more work and responsibility
- possessive subs
challenges for subs in bdsm
- vulnerability
- bad dominants
- following orders and accepting decisions
what are the 4D’s of abnormal behaviour (textbook)
- dysfunctional
- distress
- deviant
- dangerous