Post by Brad-LaSpirits on Jan 6, 2008 21:05:54 GMT -5
MAIESIOPHILIA
Pregnancy fetishism, also known as maiesiophilia, is a sexual fetish for women who are or appear pregnant. Amongst those who have the fetish there are many subtle distinctions and sub-fetishes, so not all are the same. In some cases it coincides with an affectation for lactation, and can be connected to inflation fetishism. Impregnation fetish is another related paraphilia.
The main attraction for many pregnancy fetishists is the curve of the belly leading into the pubic area. For some the bigger the belly becomes the more aroused they feel. The breasts also increase in size causing a sub class of pregnancy fetishism that leads to breast expansion. Many people who have this fetish have a limit to how large the belly or breasts can become before they are no longer aroused. Some are more aroused by the breasts and belly increasing far beyond natural limitations. This is when a pregnancy fetish can become an inflation fetish. Others are aroused by the thought of impregnation and the inevitable pregnancy. This has more to do with potency than the actual pregnancy fetish.
Many women as well as men share this fetish. Some women feel sexier, and more desirable while pregnant. Towards this end there are lingerie lines made exclusively for pregnant women as well as special sexual poses that are low impact. Some women might even orgasm longer while pregnant. This can be from an increase in pressure on the g-plate or even on the cervix.
It should also be noted that many couples have sex while pregnant, even if neither partner has a pregnancy fetish. It is also worth noting that finding features of pregnancy attractive, including both those not normally found attractive in Western culture (the increased belly-size) and those that are (many pregnant women find that the condition of their hair and skin is better than normal) is not the same as having a fetish for them. However because of cultural taboos about sexual acts during pregnancy people, including those who find pregnant women attractive, may perceive this level of attraction as fetishistic. It is therefore worth distinguishing between pregnancy eroticism and pregnancy fetishism.
Pregnancy fetishism, also known as maiesiophilia, is a sexual fetish for women who are or appear pregnant. Amongst those who have the fetish there are many subtle distinctions and sub-fetishes, so not all are the same. In some cases it coincides with an affectation for lactation, and can be connected to inflation fetishism. Impregnation fetish is another related paraphilia.
The main attraction for many pregnancy fetishists is the curve of the belly leading into the pubic area. For some the bigger the belly becomes the more aroused they feel. The breasts also increase in size causing a sub class of pregnancy fetishism that leads to breast expansion. Many people who have this fetish have a limit to how large the belly or breasts can become before they are no longer aroused. Some are more aroused by the breasts and belly increasing far beyond natural limitations. This is when a pregnancy fetish can become an inflation fetish. Others are aroused by the thought of impregnation and the inevitable pregnancy. This has more to do with potency than the actual pregnancy fetish.
Many women as well as men share this fetish. Some women feel sexier, and more desirable while pregnant. Towards this end there are lingerie lines made exclusively for pregnant women as well as special sexual poses that are low impact. Some women might even orgasm longer while pregnant. This can be from an increase in pressure on the g-plate or even on the cervix.
It should also be noted that many couples have sex while pregnant, even if neither partner has a pregnancy fetish. It is also worth noting that finding features of pregnancy attractive, including both those not normally found attractive in Western culture (the increased belly-size) and those that are (many pregnant women find that the condition of their hair and skin is better than normal) is not the same as having a fetish for them. However because of cultural taboos about sexual acts during pregnancy people, including those who find pregnant women attractive, may perceive this level of attraction as fetishistic. It is therefore worth distinguishing between pregnancy eroticism and pregnancy fetishism.