am-i-into-this

[am-i-into-this]

Just realized I read your pinned post wrong and answered your survey with some of your boundaries, I’m so sorry!!!! I completely misunderstood, I apologize

It's alright! I understand the error, and I found your results interesting! I'd be interested in talking about them a bit more, and I may consider changing my boundaries to include the exception of those who would not engage with certain fetishes in real life (mainly illegal ones)

[am-i-into-this]

Hello! I have spent the last hour and a half making a survey for people to complete, so here you go! This is only applicable to people who have some form of paraphilic interest (fetishes and kinks), and I will be making another survey designed for those who do not experience any form of paraphilic attraction at a later date.

Please read the briefing at the start of the survey and answer all of the questions honestly and in as much detail as you feel comfortable.

[am-i-into-this]

Hi! Putting on anon so I don't expose my main, but I really like the idea of this project! Could you give a little more detail about the stories themselves?

@sunset-boy-thing

Hello, thank you for showing interest! I'd be glad to elaborate on that.

The stories themselves will be fictional oneshots involving different characters engaging with their paraphilic interests in a sexual context. These will be designed both as content for those who are aware of their paraphilic interests, and for those who wish to explore them and further develop their understanding.

Essentially, it's going to be a little bundle of paraphilic erotica practiced between consenting adults and in the safest way possible. Sort of like a taster of different types of content, I guess. Also, I intend for these to be diverse and inclusive! (I've already decided that the first two stories I'll write will be sapphic lol)

I would like to encourage those who have written off paraphilias completely to read at least the scientific/educational sections of the book, if not the whole thing, just so they can at least understand where paraphilias originate.

I don't intend for the real-life stories to include any detailed exploits, but rather how people think they may have developed paraphilias, how they discovered them, and how it has impacted their lives since either positively or negatively

I hope this answers your question!

[am-i-into-this]

So, I'm writing a book!

This is a project that I've been thinking of doing for a while, and a I am currently at the start of a 4 year creative writing and film course, I thought this would be the perfect opportunity to tell you all about it.

It's going to be a collection focusing on paraphilias and sexual content involving them. As someone with a few paraphilias of my own (emeto - vomit and agalmato - specifically dolls) I am aware of how unconventional these are, and as a result, how underrepresented they are in media.

I would like to include:

Short stories involving the fetish (all fictional)

I will try to find a psychologist who specialises in paraphilic attraction to write a bit of information about how they develop and about the paraphilias being discussed specifically

I also may include people's experiences with their fetishes! I for one will be writing a bit about my emetophilia as I have a rather more complicated history with it than agalmatophilia (the story there is I realised one day that I found dolls and statues attractive, and that's just about it)

Basically, I'm here asking for requests! What's an unusual object of attraction that you would like to see represented in a book involving both short stories and information about said paraphilias? Also, if you are interested in any way in contributing (such as a psychologist with this speciality, someone who has a paraphilia who would be alright with sharing some of their experiences) then please send me a message or an ask, and I will reply as soon as possible! Edit: There is now a survey for those who would rather be anonymous, but I would personally prefer to carry this out as an interview as I believe we can have more in-depth discussions this way

Also, for the purposes of this book, I am only going to be discussing legal and fully consensual practices, so if this does not apply to your request, then I am not interested in reading it. (However if you were the victim of any form of assult and you believe that this in some way influenced the development of your fetish, then you can totally talk about that and I will do my best to support you with that when we communicate!)

I will put a list of fetishes that I do not wish to discuss under the cut. Please do not talk to me about any of them as these are my personal boundaries! I will put brief definitions of the fetish next to it in case you aren't aware of what the name means, and I don't censor any of it, so beware of potentially triggering content. I also may add to the list at some point

If you want updates, then I will be tagging all content related to this project as #am I into this?

And finally, I am not an expert on paraphilias, I merely find them interesting as I experience "unusual" attraction, and I want to make something that is content for both enjoyers of fetish content and people who want to learn more about them!

Pedophilia and any of its forms - children

Necrophilia - corpses

Amokoscisia - slashing and mutilating women

Anthropophagolagnia - raping and cannibalising someone

Zoophilia and any of its forms - animals

Biastophilia/raptophilia - rape

Candualism - exposing images of one's partner to another person

Exhibitionism - exposing yourself to unconsenting people

Voyeurism - watching other people engaging in sexual acts, often without their consent

Cannibalism - eating people

Coprophilia/scat - feces

Erotophonophilia/dacnolagomania - murder

Death feederism - feeding someone until they die

Frotteurism - rubbing one's genitals against an unconsenting person

Klismaphilia - enemas

Oculolinctus - eye-licking

Piquerism - piercing someone's skin

Somnophilia (in the context of the recipient being actually asleep and unconsenting) - sleep

Symphorophilia - witnessing or staging disasters such as car accidents

Telephonicophilia (in the context of the recipient being an unconsenting person/stranger) - obscene phone calls

Toucherism - touching an unconsenting person with one's hands