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PeonForHer -> RE: Female Fetishists? (4/10/2010 2:09:27 PM)
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To recall LP's definition of a fetish:
A sexual fixation on a concept, object, or body part. A person with a fetish feels a compulsive need to use the object in order to obtain sexual gratification, and cannot achieve pleasure without it.
. . . It's that last bit that I've pondering on: the need for a particular 'thing' without which pleasure can't be achieved.
I know this'll stretch the definition of 'fetish' beyond that which most people will tolerate; nonetheless, it's something that has genuinely made me think 'God, why should something so trivial matter so much to me? I so much wish that it didn't'
It's just this: certain facial shapes. One facial shape as opposed to another. Why would I need a certain shape of mouth, nose and eyes on a woman's face for my groin area to wake up?
Is it plausible to talk about fetishised face and body shapes? If it is - then a lot of us do fetishise to a degree that could be harmful. I've met many, many women who I wish I could find physically attractive - so many, in fact, that I've quite often 'regretted my own sense of aesthetics'.
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