It seems like year after year the world gets more progressive and open about sex. Literally, just over a decade ago, openly talking about oral sex was considered to be a bit taboo. Now, people rap about eating the booty like groceries. At the rate things are going, it's kind of scary to think about some of the strange things that potentially will be considered the norm in the future. If you find yourself wondering why on Earth anyone would enjoy weird fetishes , remember, this is a judgment free zone. Here are seven taboo fetishes that are turning people on these days.
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Yep, the entire human race has a mind that drifts to the gutter at least some times. Eyes glued to the screen during that Game of Thrones scene yes, the one where Theon Greyjoy gets naked with two drop-dead queens? Hand travel between your legs at the thought of a multi-person orgy?
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Americans have come a long way in terms of sexual liberation. I'm talking recently, too: Sodomy laws were struck down in the US in ! But when it comes to fantasies, kinks, and letting go of the shame that surrounds our sexual desires, most of us still have a ways to go. Luckily, social psychologist and Kinsey Institute researcher Justin Lehmiller is eager to help Americans unpack their sexual baggage. In addition to probing Americans about their most secret fantasies, how often they occur, and in what contexts, the book also seeks to address the cultural, historical, and institutional stigmas surrounding desire. According to Lehmiller, fewer than a third of participants said they had actually acted on their biggest sexual fantasy. But we can explore which kinks are most fantasized about—and we shall! But first:. Just kidding.
Let us be clear: sexual taboos are growing increasingly relative. No one really has the right to tell you what you like in bed is wrong and if they do, you can just find someone who is into your wrongs. The public conversation about sex is growing like a weed, giving us more space to explore. Taboo refers to practices that are generally prohibited because of religious or social pressures.
