List of paraphilias

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The list of paraphilias indicates sexual interests in objects, situations, or people that are atypical. In its fifth edition of the Diagnostic and Statistical Manual of Mental Disorders ( DSM-5 ), the American Psychiatric Association differentiates between paraphilias (which are referred to as atypical sexual interests) and paraphilic disorders , which also require the experience of suffering or dysfunction.

Forensic doctor Anil Aggrawal compiled a list of 547 terms that describe paraphilic sexual interests in his 2008 book on sexual pathologies . He points out, however, that not all of these paraphilias were necessarily seen in clinical settings. This does not have to be because they do not exist, but because they are so harmless that they have not been considered or treated. In paraphilias, Aggrawal says that sexual arousal - such as allergies - can be caused by all sorts of things under the sun, including the sun itself.

Most of the terms come from the 19th and 20th centuries and are mostly composed of Latin and Greek words. Some paraphilias have more than one term to describe them. Some terms overlap with others in terms of content.

list

A.

designation Focus of erotic interest
Abasiophilia People with restricted mobility, for example due to splints, plaster casts or wheelchairs.
Acrotomophilia People with one or more disabilities, people with amputations.
Agalmatophilia (naked) statues
Algolagnie Adding and receiving pain stimuli, especially in erogenous zones, for example with braces, Wartenbergrad and so on.
Andromimetophilia Those transgender are
Anililagnia Attracting younger men to older women
Anthropophagolagnia Rape and then eat another person
Anthropophagy , cannibalism Consumption of human flesh
Apotemnophilia Amputation of one's own limbs
Asphyxiophilia , breath control Being suffocated or strangled
Autagonistophilia Be on a stage or be recorded with the camera
Autassinophilia To be in a life-threatening situation
Autoerotic asphyxia Self-inflicted shortness of breath up to unconsciousness
Autogynephilia A man who loves the feminine side of himself in a transsexual way. Expression coined in 1989 by Ray Blanchard.
Autovampirism , autohemophagia Drink your own blood. Renfield Syndrome .
Autonepiophilia , paraphilic infantilism Dressing and acting like a baby or small child, sometimes overlapping with diaper fetishism
Autopedophilia Imagine yourself as a child.
Car pushophilia Self-presentation as a stuffed animal or as a humanized animal.
Autozoophilia Self-conception as an animal or as a humanized animal.

B.

designation Focus of erotic interest
Biastophilia , raptophilia Rape, also consensually as a rape fantasy

C.

designation Focus of erotic interest
Capnolagnia , smoking fetishism Smoke
Chrematistophilia Getting robbed, mock prostitution
Chronophilia Partners of very different ages

D.

designation Focus of erotic interest
Dacrophilia Tears, crying
Dendrophilia Trees
Doraphilia Hides, furs

E.

designation Focus of erotic interest
Emetophilia , vomerophilia Vomiting, vomit
Ephebophilia Homosexual propensity towards pubescent and post-pubescent boys
Eproctophilia Flatulence
Erotophonophilia , dacnolagnomania Murder (" lust murder ") by strangers or acquaintances.
exhibitionism Showing one's genitals to others, unexpectedly and without consent

F.

designation Focus of erotic interest
Feeding Feeding and fattening
Formicophilia Insects crawling over the skin
Forniphilia , living furniture Using people as pieces of furniture
Terrycloth Rubbing the (male) genitals on a person without their consent, for example in crowds such as in the subway

G

designation Focus of erotic interest
Gerontophilia Significantly older partners
Gynandromorphophilia , gynemimetophilia Transsexual women or transgender women

H

designation Focus of erotic interest
Hebephilia Erotic or sexual preference for pubescent adolescents
Hematolagnia Drinking or looking at blood
Heterophilia Idealization of people who behave " heterosexually ", especially by non-heterosexual people
Hierophilia Religious objects
Homeovestism Gender-specific clothing of the same gender
Hoplophilia Firearms
Hybristophilia Criminals, especially those who have committed grave and despicable acts

I.

designation Focus of erotic interest
Infantophilia Pedophilia with a focus on children under five, a suggested term with little use

K

designation Focus of erotic interest
Catoptronophilia Sex in front of a mirror, nude in front of a mirror
Cnisophilia tickle
Kleptolagnia , kleptophilia Steal
Clismaphilia Enemas , arousal from giving, receiving, or both
Coprophilia , scatophilia, fecophilia Feces
Coprophony Obscene phone calls

L.

designation Focus of erotic interest
Lactophilia Lactating breasts
Liquidophilicity Immersing the penis in fluids

M.

designation Focus of erotic interest
Macrophilia Gigantic, the idea of ​​the enlargement of living things
Maschalagnia Armpits
Mazophilia Female breasts
masochism Suffering and humiliation, being hit, tied up, abused differently
Mechanophilia , mechaphilia Cars and other machines
Melissophilia Bees, bee stings
Melolagnia music
Menophilia Menstruation
Metrophilia poetry
Morphophilia Certain body shapes or sizes
Mucophilia mucus
Mysophilia Dirt, rotting things

N

designation Focus of erotic interest
Narratophilia Dirty, obscene language
Nasophilia Human noses
necrophilia Corpses

O

designation Focus of erotic interest
Objectophilia Inanimate objects
Oculophilia Eyes or activities that involve the eyes
Olfactophilia Odors of the body, especially of the intimate areas
Omorashi Excitation from a full bladder, or wetting, yourself or in others

P

designation Focus of erotic interest
Partialism Special body parts, not in the genital area
pedophilia Pre-pubescent children, distinguishable from hebephilia , ephebophilia and pederasmus
Peodeictophilia Showing one's own penis.
Pedovestism Dress like a child
Podophilia Feet
Pictophilia , Pictophilia Pornography or erotic art, especially pictures
Piquerism Piercing another person's skin and flesh, usually by stabbing or cutting with sharp objects
Plushophilia stuffed animals
Pygophilia , pygophilia Particular interest in the buttocks

R.

designation Focus of erotic interest
Retifism , shoe fetishism Shoes

S.

designation Focus of erotic interest
Salirophilia Soiling people or objects, such as food, paint, mud or semen
Sexual fetishism Inanimate objects
Sexually motivated sadism Pain in others
Sitophilia Sexual acts with food
Somnophilia Sleeping or unconscious people
Sophophilia Learning people
Spectrophilicity Ghosts, ghosts
Sthenolagnia , muscle worship , body worship Muscle and showing physical strength
Stigmatophilia Piercings , tattoos
Symphorophilia Observing or being involved in disasters and accidents

T

designation Focus of erotic interest
Teratophilia Deformed or monstrous people
Thanatophilia Affection for death and dying
Touchurism Unexpected, unauthorized touching of other people's hands
Transvestism Wearing clothing of the opposite sex
Transvestophilia Transvestite as a sexual partner
Trichophilia , hair fetish Hair, it can extend all the way to cutting hair (braid cutter).
Troilism Observing the partner during sex with third parties, love triangle

U

designation Focus of erotic interest
Urophilia Urinating on others, actively or passively

V

designation Focus of erotic interest
vampirism Self-image of a vampire, see also autovampirism .
Pre-arephilia The idea of ​​being eaten or devoured by someone else
Voyeurism , scopophilia , scoptophilia Watching other people naked or having sex, usually without their knowledge

W.

designation Focus of erotic interest
Wet and messy fetish (WAM) Situations where the body and clothes are wetted with water, oil, food, etc.
Diaper fetish Diapers ; possibly overlapping with paraphilic infantilism

Z

designation Focus of erotic interest
Celophilia Sexual arousal from jealousy
Zoophilia Animals
Zoosadism Causing or observing pain in animals

See also

literature

Web links

Portal: Love, sexuality and partnership  - Overview of Wikipedia content on the subject of love, sexuality and partnership

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