Urolagnia (also known as urophilia) is a paraphilia involving sexual attraction to urine. People with urolagnia often like to urinate in public, or urinate on, or be urinated on by other people, and may drink the urine. The consumption of urine is urophagia. Some like to watch others doing these things. These activities are often described by the euphemisms "golden showers" or "watersports" ( ...

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• Urolagnia - Health issues
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• Urolagnia - Other animals

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Online humiliation is the desire to be seen in a sexually embarrasing context via the internet. This is generally considered "safe," as the fetishist can control the time and degree of exposure. However, some adherents have overestimated the net's privacy and found themselves in compromising difficulty, in a rather ironic outcome that fulfills the wish for humiliation far more than originally intended. Online humiliation allows the submissive to seek fetish partners across the world, to send them embarrassing pictures or to submit to their demeaning instructions w ...

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Erotic humiliation, Erotic humiliation - Terminology and overview, Erotic humiliation - Means of humiliation, Erotic humiliation - Psychology of humiliation, Erotic humiliation - Online humiliation

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Small penis humiliation as a form of sex-play is generally consensual, whereby both the partners enjoy the activity. However, some humiliating experiences regarding penis size may not be consensual, and the effect on the male can be traumatic. Some men who are born with small or very small genitalia suffer from chronic self-esteem problems, exacerbated by the media and popular humor. Some psychologists view pre-occupation with penis size as a symptom of general feelings of inadequacy. This view is confirmed by findings that many men w ...

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Small penis humiliation, Small penis humiliation - Psychology, Small penis humiliation - Fantasy scenarios

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Small penis humiliation scenarios typically involve an unsatisfied male or female who complains about the size of the partner's penis. In point of fact, many doctors dispute the claim that penis size significantly affects male or female pleasure, citing the lack of nerves deep within the rectum or vagina. A male or female who genuinely and strongly prefers large-sized penises is sometimes termed a size queen. Some practitioners of SPH ac ...

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Small penis humiliation, Small penis humiliation - Psychology, Small penis humiliation - Fantasy scenarios

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Humiliation of one person by another is often used as a way of asserting power over others, and is a common form of oppression or abuse. However, it can also be consensual, as part of an agreement with a lover of sexual humiliation. In either of these cases, it may be motivated by sadism. In addition, many punishments are deliberately designed to be humiliating, e.g. tarring and feathering, pillory, mark of infamy (stigma). Humiliation may include (also in combinations): forced nudity forced cross-dressing < ...

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Humiliation, Humiliation - Humiliation of the self, Humiliation - Humiliation of others, Humiliation - Humiliation in video games, Humiliation - Humiliation in sport

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BDSM may encompass practices such as erotic spanking, flagellation, such as flogging, paddling or whipping, or medical submission (i.e. a submissive partner submits to humiliating and/or painful medical procedures). BDSM activities are practiced by people of all sexualities. Many practice their BDSM activities exclusively in private, and do not share their predilections with others. Others socialize with other BDSM practitioners. The BDSM community can be regarded as a subculture within mainstream society. Being involved in BDSM or dominant/submissive relationships on a regular basis is ofte ...

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BDSM, BDSM - Psychological, BDSM - Psychiatric view, BDSM - Power exchange, BDSM - Roles, BDSM - Dominant behavior, BDSM - Submissive behavior, BDSM - Tops and bottoms, BDSM - Switching, BDSM - Safety, BDSM - Various practices, BDSM - Physiological, BDSM - Other points, BDSM - Terminology, BDSM - Etymology, BDSM - History, BDSM - International, BDSM - Lists of BDSM authors artists and photographers, BDSM - Publishers fiction and non-fiction, BDSM - Support groups, BDSM - Documentaries, BDSM - References and further reading

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As is the case with most sexual interests, fetishized animal transformations frequently involve elements of control. It is not unusual for a character to be made subserviant or humiliated as a result of a transformation (for example, to be turned into a dog and then trained), or conversely to acquire new sexual powers(for example, to be turned into a well-endowed horse). Though hardcore BDSM is rare, virtually all animal ...

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Animal transformation fantasy, Animal transformation fantasy - Possible transformation fantasies

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Physical abuse Torture / Severe Corporal punishment Psychological abuse Humiliation / Intimidation / Bullying Hate speech / Manipulation / Stalking / Coercive persuasion Sexual abuse Sexual assault / Rape Sexual harassment Child abuse / Domestic violence Prisoner abuse / Elder abuse Animal abuse Police brutality Human experimentation Alves Reis, a Portuguese fraudster who forged documents to print official escudo banknotes. He i ...

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Fraud, Fraud - English Law, Fraud - Known and alleged fraudsters and various forms of fraud

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Physical abuse Torture / Severe corporal punishment Psychological abuse Humiliation / Intimidation / Bullying Hate speech / Manipulation / Stalking / Coercive persuasion Sexual abuse Sexual assault / Rape Sexual harassment Child abuse / Domestic violence Prisoner abuse / Elder abuse Animal abuse Police brutality Human experimentation Alves Reis, a Portuguese fraudster who forged documents to print official escudo banknotes. He i ...

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Fraud, Fraud - English Law, Fraud - Known and alleged fraudsters and various forms of fraud

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Main article: List of BDSM terms D/s participants often refer to their activity as "play", with an individual play session called a "scene". ...

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Domination and submission BDSM, Domination and submission BDSM - Overview, Domination and submission BDSM - Terminology, Domination and submission BDSM - D/s relationship styles, Domination and submission BDSM - Consent and contracts, Domination and submission BDSM - Master/slave, Domination and submission BDSM - Equipment and accessories, Domination and submission BDSM - Collars, Domination and submission BDSM - Safety, Domination and submission BDSM - History, Domination and submission BDSM - Myths, Domination and submission BDSM - Literary Styles, Domination and submission BDSM - Notable authors fiction and non-fiction, Domination and submission BDSM - References and further reading, Domination and submission BDSM - Films

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Some BDSM activities may be potentially dangerous if appropriate precautions are neglected. In particular, it is sometimes the practice that the submissive will complain of suffering or beg the dominant to stop, and that this will be ignored by the dominant. Therefore, one aspect to ensure safety is to agree upon a safeword. If the dominant and submissive are in a scene that causes unacceptable discomfort for one or both of them, a safeword can be uttered to warn the other of trouble and immediatel ...

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BDSM, BDSM - Psychological, BDSM - Psychiatric view, BDSM - Power exchange, BDSM - Roles, BDSM - Dominant behavior, BDSM - Submissive behavior, BDSM - Tops and bottoms, BDSM - Switching, BDSM - Safety, BDSM - Various practices, BDSM - Physiological, BDSM - Other points, BDSM - Terminology, BDSM - Etymology, BDSM - History, BDSM - International, BDSM - Lists of BDSM authors artists and photographers, BDSM - Publishers fiction and non-fiction, BDSM - Support groups, BDSM - Documentaries, BDSM - References and further reading

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On a physical level, BDSM "sensation play" often involves inflicting pain, even if without actual injury. This releases endorphins, creating a sensation somewhat like runner's high or the afterglow of orgasm, sometimes called "sub space", which some find enjoyable. Some writers use the term "body stress". This experience is the motivation for many in the BDSM community but is not the only motivating factor. Indeed, a strong minority of BDSM participants (especially "bottoms") may well participate in a scene they do not derive any physical pleasure from in order to provide their "top" with an opportunity ...

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BDSM, BDSM - Psychological, BDSM - Psychiatric view, BDSM - Power exchange, BDSM - Roles, BDSM - Dominant behavior, BDSM - Submissive behavior, BDSM - Tops and bottoms, BDSM - Switching, BDSM - Safety, BDSM - Various practices, BDSM - Physiological, BDSM - Other points, BDSM - Terminology, BDSM - Etymology, BDSM - History, BDSM - International, BDSM - Lists of BDSM authors artists and photographers, BDSM - Publishers fiction and non-fiction, BDSM - Support groups, BDSM - Documentaries, BDSM - References and further reading

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There can be any number of partners in a D/s relationship, with one Dominant sometimes having several subs, who may in turn dominate others. Relationships with multiple Dominants and a single submissive are rarer. The most common combination is a single Dominant and submissive couple, often in an ongoing committed relationship. Romantic love is not necessarily a feature in D/s, partners might be very much in love or have no romantic relationship at all. Variation in D/s (or BDSM for that matter) is virtually limitless and the activiti ...

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Domination and submission BDSM, Domination and submission BDSM - Overview, Domination and submission BDSM - Terminology, Domination and submission BDSM - D/s relationship styles, Domination and submission BDSM - Consent and contracts, Domination and submission BDSM - Master/slave, Domination and submission BDSM - Equipment and accessories, Domination and submission BDSM - Collars, Domination and submission BDSM - Safety, Domination and submission BDSM - History, Domination and submission BDSM - Myths, Domination and submission BDSM - Literary Styles, Domination and submission BDSM - Notable authors fiction and non-fiction, Domination and submission BDSM - References and further reading, Domination and submission BDSM - Films

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The legal situation of sadomasochistic activities varies greatly between countries. In Japan, Germany, the Netherlands and the Scandinavian countries, consensual BDSM is legal. In the UK, BDSM activities which cause injuries which are more than 'transient or trifling' may be illegal. But the few cases since the original R v Brown 1990 ruling have been contradictory in their judgments. In other countries i ...

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BDSM, BDSM - Psychological, BDSM - Psychiatric view, BDSM - Power exchange, BDSM - Roles, BDSM - Dominant behavior, BDSM - Submissive behavior, BDSM - Tops and bottoms, BDSM - Switching, BDSM - Safety, BDSM - Various practices, BDSM - Physiological, BDSM - Other points, BDSM - Terminology, BDSM - Etymology, BDSM - History, BDSM - International, BDSM - Lists of BDSM authors artists and photographers, BDSM - Publishers fiction and non-fiction, BDSM - Support groups, BDSM - Documentaries, BDSM - References and further reading

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BDSM - Dominant behavior. A dominant person enjoys controlling a submissive person. Reasons for this are said to include demonstrating skill and power, having ownership of another person, and being the object of affection and devotion. Domination may be the fashion in which the dominant feels most comfortable expressing and/or receiving affection. Service-oriented dominants would add that it is obviously useful to have the resources and abilities of an ...

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BDSM, BDSM - Psychological, BDSM - Psychiatric view, BDSM - Power exchange, BDSM - Roles, BDSM - Dominant behavior, BDSM - Submissive behavior, BDSM - Tops and bottoms, BDSM - Switching, BDSM - Safety, BDSM - Various practices, BDSM - Physiological, BDSM - Other points, BDSM - Terminology, BDSM - Etymology, BDSM - History, BDSM - International, BDSM - Lists of BDSM authors artists and photographers, BDSM - Publishers fiction and non-fiction, BDSM - Support groups, BDSM - Documentaries, BDSM - References and further reading

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Dominance and submission, and the inner conflict and surrender connected to these are enduring themes in human culture and civilization as well as human sexuality. Human beings share with many other mammals the instinct to look up to certain individuals who become leaders often through strength of will and personality, and to lead or follow, submit or dominate. In human sexuality this has broadened out to include mutual exploration of roles, emotions and activities (such as sensation play, the exploration of intense physical sensation as an end in itself) which would be difficult or impossib ...

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Domination and submission BDSM, Domination and submission BDSM - Overview, Domination and submission BDSM - Terminology, Domination and submission BDSM - D/s relationship styles, Domination and submission BDSM - Consent and contracts, Domination and submission BDSM - Master/slave, Domination and submission BDSM - Equipment and accessories, Domination and submission BDSM - Collars, Domination and submission BDSM - Safety, Domination and submission BDSM - History, Domination and submission BDSM - Myths, Domination and submission BDSM - Literary Styles, Domination and submission BDSM - Notable authors fiction and non-fiction, Domination and submission BDSM - References and further reading, Domination and submission BDSM - Films

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The historical origins of BDSM are obscure. There are anecdotal reports of people willingly being bound or whipped as a prelude to, or substitute for, sex going back to the fourteenth century. The medieval phenomenon of courtly love in all of its slavish devotion and ambivalence has been suggested by some writers to be a precursor of BDSM. Some sources claim that BDSM as a distinct form of sexual behaviour originated at the beginning of the eighteenth century when Western civilization began medically and legally categorizing sexual behaviour ...

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BDSM, BDSM - Psychological, BDSM - Psychiatric view, BDSM - Power exchange, BDSM - Roles, BDSM - Dominant behavior, BDSM - Submissive behavior, BDSM - Tops and bottoms, BDSM - Switching, BDSM - Safety, BDSM - Various practices, BDSM - Physiological, BDSM - Other points, BDSM - Terminology, BDSM - Etymology, BDSM - History, BDSM - International, BDSM - Lists of BDSM authors artists and photographers, BDSM - Publishers fiction and non-fiction, BDSM - Support groups, BDSM - Documentaries, BDSM - References and further reading

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It is popular, but by no means mandatory for persons in the D/s world to capitalize words and names that refer to Dominants, and not to capitalize those that refer to submissives, hence the capitalization of D/s. This convention began on internet Chatrooms, to make it easier to identify the orientation of the writer or the person being written about. It is also popular for slaves and submissives to eschew personal pronouns, instead referring to themselves as "this slave" or "Master Bob's girl". This is seen as an attempt at mod ...

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Domination and submission BDSM, Domination and submission BDSM - Overview, Domination and submission BDSM - Terminology, Domination and submission BDSM - D/s relationship styles, Domination and submission BDSM - Consent and contracts, Domination and submission BDSM - Master/slave, Domination and submission BDSM - Equipment and accessories, Domination and submission BDSM - Collars, Domination and submission BDSM - Safety, Domination and submission BDSM - History, Domination and submission BDSM - Myths, Domination and submission BDSM - Literary Styles, Domination and submission BDSM - Notable authors fiction and non-fiction, Domination and submission BDSM - References and further reading, Domination and submission BDSM - Films

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BDSM - Psychiatric view. Main articles: Sadism and masochism, and [[{{{2}}}]], and [[{{{3}}}]], and [[{{{4}}}]] ...

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BDSM, BDSM - Psychological, BDSM - Psychiatric view, BDSM - Power exchange, BDSM - Roles, BDSM - Dominant behavior, BDSM - Submissive behavior, BDSM - Tops and bottoms, BDSM - Switching, BDSM - Safety, BDSM - Various practices, BDSM - Physiological, BDSM - Other points, BDSM - Terminology, BDSM - Etymology, BDSM - History, BDSM - International, BDSM - Lists of BDSM authors artists and photographers, BDSM - Publishers fiction and non-fiction, BDSM - Support groups, BDSM - Documentaries, BDSM - References and further reading

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The choice to have oneself restrained about a sensitive area such as the testicles may stem from several sexual desires. Testicle cuffs can be part of cock and ball torture and other parts of the BDSM culture. Some men enjoy the feeling of being 'owned', and some people enjoy the feeling of 'owning' their partners. Making the man wear testicle cuffs gives a sense that his sexual organs belong to his partner. Equally, there is a certain level of humiliation inherent in the devices, by which some people are aroused. Finally, cuffs may form part of ...

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Testicle cuff, Testicle cuff - Motivations, Testicle cuff - Dangers

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Common myths about D/s: Dominants are naturally cruel people. submissives are naturally weak-willed "doormats." submissives are attempting to re-live childhood abuse. Women who are into D/s are nymphomaniacs, or indiscriminate sex partners. D/s is usually a case of "role-reversal" with people who have much power and responsibility in real life often preferring a submissive role. There is little or no factual evidence to support any of these concepts; submissives and Dominants com ...

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Domination and submission BDSM, Domination and submission BDSM - Overview, Domination and submission BDSM - Terminology, Domination and submission BDSM - D/s relationship styles, Domination and submission BDSM - Consent and contracts, Domination and submission BDSM - Master/slave, Domination and submission BDSM - Equipment and accessories, Domination and submission BDSM - Collars, Domination and submission BDSM - Safety, Domination and submission BDSM - History, Domination and submission BDSM - Myths, Domination and submission BDSM - Literary Styles, Domination and submission BDSM - Notable authors fiction and non-fiction, Domination and submission BDSM - References and further reading, Domination and submission BDSM - Films

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