Recently I discovered my insect fetish
My intimate confession: I jerk off butterflies full
In the world of eroticism there is nothing that does not exist. Among the certainly rarer to find preferences is an insect fetish.
That an insect fetish is not unknown to medicine is evident from the fact that there is even a scientific name for the insect fetish. The sexual preference for insects is called formicophilia.
How is the sexual preference for insects manifested?
Usually, this insect fetish is manifested by the fact that the person gets sexually aroused when insects run around on his body and especially on the glans of his penis, causing a slight tingling sensation. In one case, however, a man’s insect fetish showed up quite differently. While masturbating, his sperm accidentally splashed onto an insect, which drowned in it. This gave him great satisfaction. Since then, he discovered his sexual preference for insects and tries to repeat the random event as often as possible.
Is this insect fetish harmless or harmful? That such behavior does not conform to the socially accepted norm is beyond question. Nevertheless, the insect fetish is a preference that is more or less harmless. It looks quite different with other preferences. Crass examples of this are kleptomania (lust for stealing) or pyromania (lust for fire). Both fetishes pose a danger to the perpetrator as well as to his fellow human beings and rightly require medical treatment.
Doesn’t the insect fetish violate animal welfare laws?
In most cases, a sexual preference for insects does not imply a violation of animal welfare. The legislature considers injuring or killing animals to be an act of property damage. However, a prerequisite for the offense of damage to property is the fact that the damaged or destroyed object, i.e. killed or injured animal, has an owner. This is unlikely to be the case with a single fly or beetle.
The insect fetish could at most become legally relevant if it were directed against honeybees, for example. Honey bees are farm animals and have an owner. Even in this case, the Animal Welfare Act would only apply if there were a mass killing of the beneficial insects. The only exception would be if the insect fetish is directed at species on the Red List of endangered species. Then, even the killing of a single insect can result in criminal penalties.
Do you have to tolerate a neighbor with an insect fetish?
In principle, there is nothing else to do, as long as this does not inconvenience or disturb other people around him. This means you could only take action against a man with an insect fetish if he indulges his preference in public and, for example, masturbates in the garden and this can be seen by others.
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Another reason to take action against an insect fetish would be if the person started breeding insects such as flies or cockroaches and the animals were bothering the neighbors.
Can an insect fetish be cured?
In principle, this is not possible because it is a preference that is simply there. Very many men, for example, have a preference for voluptuously built blondes, while a few cultivate a sexual preference for insects. Why this is so, none of those affected knows. At most, one could fight the insect fetish by trying to suppress the sex drive in general.
As long as it doesn’t get out of hand, there’s nothing left to do but tolerate the neighbor or acquaintance with an insect fetish. As a rule, he will not hang his sexual preference for insects on the big bell anyway.
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