Fetishes

[Cecilie1200]

Din't we just do this?

Oh, you mean sexual...

Don't think "voyeurims/exhibitionism" count as fetishes. They're not objects.

Hate to break it to you, but you are, as usual, wrong. Both voyeurism and exhibitionism are listed in the DSM-5 as psychiatrically recognized paraphilia disorders, aka fetishes.

For the record, the BDSM community also recognizes both as official, and quite common, fetishes.

Bullshit.

Mental conditions are not objects. A fetish is an object invested with some kind of power. That power comes from the imagination of the fetisher --- but the fetish is the object itself.

Oh, my GOD, your lack of mastery of the English language boggles the mind. How are you not a zoo exhibit?

fetish | a strong and unusual need or desire for something

Not even explaining it. I am simply speechless at your monumental level of fucktardery.

 

[Pogo]

Din't we just do this?

Oh, you mean sexual...

Don't think "voyeurims/exhibitionism" count as fetishes. They're not objects.

Hate to break it to you, but you are, as usual, wrong. Both voyeurism and exhibitionism are listed in the DSM-5 as psychiatrically recognized paraphilia disorders, aka fetishes.

For the record, the BDSM community also recognizes both as official, and quite common, fetishes.

Bullshit.

Mental conditions are not objects. A fetish is an object invested with some kind of power. That power comes from the imagination of the fetisher --- but the fetish is the object itself.

Oh, my GOD, your lack of mastery of the English language boggles the mind. How are you not a zoo exhibit?

fetish | a strong and unusual need or desire for something

Not even explaining it. I am simply speechless at your monumental level of fucktardery.

Sigh.... from your own link:

>> Full Definition of FETISH
1
a : an object (as a small stone carving of an animal) believed to have magical power to protect or aid its owner; broadly : a material object regarded with superstitious or extravagant trust or reverence

b : an object of irrational reverence or obsessive devotion : prepossession

c : an object or bodily part whose real or fantasied presence is psychologically necessary for sexual gratification and that is an object of fixation to the extent that it may interfere with complete sexual expression <<​

What you're desperately groping for is an abstraction of that definition. The original use is as a religious symbol ---- an OBJECT. Not a state of mind --- AN OBJECT.


Your own link.

 

[Cecilie1200]

Din't we just do this?

Oh, you mean sexual...

Don't think "voyeurims/exhibitionism" count as fetishes. They're not objects.

Hate to break it to you, but you are, as usual, wrong. Both voyeurism and exhibitionism are listed in the DSM-5 as psychiatrically recognized paraphilia disorders, aka fetishes.

For the record, the BDSM community also recognizes both as official, and quite common, fetishes.

Bullshit.

Mental conditions are not objects. A fetish is an object invested with some kind of power. That power comes from the imagination of the fetisher --- but the fetish is the object itself.

Oh, my GOD, your lack of mastery of the English language boggles the mind. How are you not a zoo exhibit?

fetish | a strong and unusual need or desire for something

Not even explaining it. I am simply speechless at your monumental level of fucktardery.

Sigh.... from your own link:

>> Full Definition of FETISH
1
a : an object (as a small stone carving of an animal) believed to have magical power to protect or aid its owner; broadly : a material object regarded with superstitious or extravagant trust or reverence

b : an object of irrational reverence or obsessive devotion : prepossession

c : an object or bodily part whose real or fantasied presence is psychologically necessary for sexual gratification and that is an object of fixation to the extent that it may interfere with complete sexual expression <<​

What you're desperately groping for is an abstraction of that definition. The original use is as a religious symbol ---- an OBJECT. Not a state of mind --- AN OBJECT.


Your own link.

*SIGH* From my own link, you disingenuous mouthbreathing fuckstain:

: a strong and unusual need or desire for something

: a need or desire for an object, body part, or activity for sexual excitement

: an object that is believed to have magical powers

and

3 : fixation

which takes us to

Definition of FIXATION
: the act, process, or result of fixing, fixating, or becoming fixated: as

a : a persistent concentration of libidinal energies upon objects characteristic of psychosexual stages of development preceding the genital stage

b : stereotyped behavior (as in response to frustration)

c : an obsessive or unhealthy preoccupation or attachment

It's like there was more to my link that you just decided to ignore because it didn't fit what you wanted to think, huh?

Seriously, you were like some sort of government experiment to see how little brain stem a human body could have and still walk around, weren't you? 'Fess up.

 

[Pogo]

fetish (n.)
"material object regarded with awe as having mysterious powers or being the representative of a deity that may be worshipped through it," 1610s, fatisso, from Portuguese feitiço "charm, sorcery, allurement," noun use of an adjective meaning "artificial."

The Portuguese adjective is from Latin facticius "made by art, artificial," from facere "to make, do, produce, etc." (see factitious, and compare French factice "artificial," restored from Old French faitise, from Latin facticius).

Via the French word, Middle English had fetis, fetice (adj.) "cleverly made, neat, elegant" (of things), "handsome, pretty, neat" (of persons). But in the Middle Ages the Romanic derivatives of the word took on magical senses; compare Portuguese feiticeria "sorcery, witchcraft," feiticeiro "sorcerer, wizard." Latin facticius in Spanish has become hechizo "artificial, imitated," also "bewitchment, fascination."

The specific Portuguese use of the word that brought it to English probably began among Portuguese sailors and traders who used the word as a name for charms and talismans worshiped by the inhabitants of the Guinea coast of Africa. It was picked up and popularized in anthropology by Charles de Brosses' "Du culte des dieux fétiches" (1760), which influenced the word's spelling in English (French fétiche also is borrowed 18c. from the Portuguese word).

Any material image of a religious idea is an idol; a material object in which force is supposed to be concentrated is a Fetish; a material object, or a class of material objects, plants, or animals, which is regarded by man with superstitious respect, and between whom and man there is supposed to exist an invisible but effective force, is a Totem. [J. Fitzgerald Lee, "The Greater Exodus," London, 1903]

>> Figurative sense of "something irrationally revered, object of blind devotion" appears to be an extension made by the New England Transcendentalists (1837). For sexual sense (1897), see fetishism.
(OED)

-- and that's what you're trying to fit into a round hole here; an abstraction from the actual definition --- which is a tangible, visible, physical object.

and let's go see that link to "see fetishism"

>> fetishism (n.)
1801, "worship of fetishes," from fetish + -ism. Expanded in use by Comte taking it to denote a general type of primitive religion (animism). In the purely psycho-sexual sense, first recorded 1897 in writings of Henry Havelock Ellis (1859-1939). In certain perversions of the sexual instinct, the person, part of the body, or particular object belonging to the person by whom the impulse is excited, is called the fetish of the patient. [E. Morselli in "Baldwin Dictionary of Philosophy," 1901] << -- op.cit.

 

[fbj]

I like when a woman sits on my like I am human couch and talk to other men on the phone and watch TV

OR

I like when a woman takes off her shoes and steps on top of me and start dancing

Thanks, I'm sure there is some reason for that - it is one of the oddest fetishes I have heard - must admit.

Try it you might like it

 

[fbj]

I like when a woman sits on my like I am human couch and talk to other men on the phone and watch TV

OR

I like when a woman takes off her shoes and steps on top of me and start dancing

Thanks, I'm sure there is some reason for that - it is one of the oddest fetishes I have heard - must admit.

THAT'S one of the oddest? Your mind would be blown to find out some of the things people out there are into, then. Human beings are some very, VERY weird critters.

Yeah I didn't think it was that odd

 

[Muhammed]

Yeah baby, that's it, just like that.

I never thought beer could be so fucking sexy.

 

[danielpalos]

I poured root beer flavoring and sugar into a beer once.

 

[Katzndogz]

For purposes of this discussion I assume the meaning is sexual fetish.

I have none myself but saw my way through law school satisfying the fetish needs of several men. Fetish pays unbelievably well and normally does not require sex of any kind. Don't touch me and I will beat your ass until blood runs down your crack. Then piss on you.

I knew a woman that would get ripped on coke and stomp small animals to death wearing white high heels. Totally disgusting. But she got $5,000 for her efforts.

 

[hjmick]

Yeah, this I where I'm going to discuss how I get my freak on...

 

[Muhammed]

I poured root beer flavoring and sugar into a beer once.

Did it taste good?

 

[Muhammed]

Yeah, this I where I'm going to discuss how I get my freak on...

I'm not sure if would I want to hear it. But go ahead.

 

[Cecilie1200]

fetish (n.)
"material object regarded with awe as having mysterious powers or being the representative of a deity that may be worshipped through it," 1610s, fatisso, from Portuguese feitiço "charm, sorcery, allurement," noun use of an adjective meaning "artificial."

The Portuguese adjective is from Latin facticius "made by art, artificial," from facere "to make, do, produce, etc." (see factitious, and compare French factice "artificial," restored from Old French faitise, from Latin facticius).

Via the French word, Middle English had fetis, fetice (adj.) "cleverly made, neat, elegant" (of things), "handsome, pretty, neat" (of persons). But in the Middle Ages the Romanic derivatives of the word took on magical senses; compare Portuguese feiticeria "sorcery, witchcraft," feiticeiro "sorcerer, wizard." Latin facticius in Spanish has become hechizo "artificial, imitated," also "bewitchment, fascination."

The specific Portuguese use of the word that brought it to English probably began among Portuguese sailors and traders who used the word as a name for charms and talismans worshiped by the inhabitants of the Guinea coast of Africa. It was picked up and popularized in anthropology by Charles de Brosses' "Du culte des dieux fétiches" (1760), which influenced the word's spelling in English (French fétiche also is borrowed 18c. from the Portuguese word).

Any material image of a religious idea is an idol; a material object in which force is supposed to be concentrated is a Fetish; a material object, or a class of material objects, plants, or animals, which is regarded by man with superstitious respect, and between whom and man there is supposed to exist an invisible but effective force, is a Totem. [J. Fitzgerald Lee, "The Greater Exodus," London, 1903]

>> Figurative sense of "something irrationally revered, object of blind devotion" appears to be an extension made by the New England Transcendentalists (1837). For sexual sense (1897), see fetishism.
(OED)

-- and that's what you're trying to fit into a round hole here; an abstraction from the actual definition --- which is a tangible, visible, physical object.

and let's go see that link to "see fetishism"

>> fetishism (n.)
1801, "worship of fetishes," from fetish + -ism. Expanded in use by Comte taking it to denote a general type of primitive religion (animism). In the purely psycho-sexual sense, first recorded 1897 in writings of Henry Havelock Ellis (1859-1939). In certain perversions of the sexual instinct, the person, part of the body, or particular object belonging to the person by whom the impulse is excited, is called the fetish of the patient. [E. Morselli in "Baldwin Dictionary of Philosophy," 1901] << -- op.cit.

Yeah, we're done, fucknut. Everyone here knows that a fetish is not just a little carved doll, and the only thing you're accomplishing by trying to double down on your "I didn't understand what the fuck was being said, but I'M RIGHT" schtick is to make us all laugh and then scroll past you.

 

[Cecilie1200]

For purposes of this discussion I assume the meaning is sexual fetish.

I have none myself but saw my way through law school satisfying the fetish needs of several men. Fetish pays unbelievably well and normally does not require sex of any kind. Don't touch me and I will beat your ass until blood runs down your crack. Then piss on you.

I knew a woman that would get ripped on coke and stomp small animals to death wearing white high heels. Totally disgusting. But she got $5,000 for her efforts.

I have several friends who are professional dominatrixes. They make wads of cash, and usually don't even have to remove any clothing.

 

[danielpalos]

I poured root beer flavoring and sugar into a beer once.

Did it taste good?

Yes; i finally had a "real" root beer.

 

[Bonzi]

I like when a woman sits on my like I am human couch and talk to other men on the phone and watch TV

OR

I like when a woman takes off her shoes and steps on top of me and start dancing

Thanks, I'm sure there is some reason for that - it is one of the oddest fetishes I have heard - must admit.

THAT'S one of the oddest? Your mind would be blown to find out some of the things people out there are into, then. Human beings are some very, VERY weird critters.

Yeah I didn't think it was that odd

Just different there are more disgusting fetishes for sure, I really don't want to know about any others.

fbj's seems harmless - if hubby asked me to sit on him or walk on his back I would have no problem doing it...

 

[Bonzi]

For purposes of this discussion I assume the meaning is sexual fetish.

I have none myself but saw my way through law school satisfying the fetish needs of several men. Fetish pays unbelievably well and normally does not require sex of any kind. Don't touch me and I will beat your ass until blood runs down your crack. Then piss on you.

I knew a woman that would get ripped on coke and stomp small animals to death wearing white high heels. Totally disgusting. But she got $5,000 for her efforts.

I have several friends who are professional dominatrixes. They make wads of cash, and usually don't even have to remove any clothing.

That's pretty cool. Get paid to boss men around - if I were young again..... (j/k) (Maybe)

 

[Bonzi]

Yeah, this I where I'm going to discuss how I get my freak on...

well if no one knows who you REALLY are it's not a problem...
of if you don't care what others think of you etc.

 

[danielpalos]

For purposes of this discussion I assume the meaning is sexual fetish.

I have none myself but saw my way through law school satisfying the fetish needs of several men. Fetish pays unbelievably well and normally does not require sex of any kind. Don't touch me and I will beat your ass until blood runs down your crack. Then piss on you.

I knew a woman that would get ripped on coke and stomp small animals to death wearing white high heels. Totally disgusting. But she got $5,000 for her efforts.

I have several friends who are professional dominatrixes. They make wads of cash, and usually don't even have to remove any clothing.

That's pretty cool. Get paid to boss men around - if I were young again..... (j/k) (Maybe)

I tried to goad the chics over at DateHookup to establish a for-Cause relationship with me that included learning more about, client relations, diversity, and "stress management" in the most team oriented manners and fashions in modern times.

they (big) chickened out; and, there was no porn involved; coincidence?

I was hoping to practice some one liners with female bosses; such as, hi there boss, what can i do you for, today?

 

[Bonzi]

For purposes of this discussion I assume the meaning is sexual fetish.

I have none myself but saw my way through law school satisfying the fetish needs of several men. Fetish pays unbelievably well and normally does not require sex of any kind. Don't touch me and I will beat your ass until blood runs down your crack. Then piss on you.

I knew a woman that would get ripped on coke and stomp small animals to death wearing white high heels. Totally disgusting. But she got $5,000 for her efforts.

I have several friends who are professional dominatrixes. They make wads of cash, and usually don't even have to remove any clothing.

That's pretty cool. Get paid to boss men around - if I were young again..... (j/k) (Maybe)

I tried to goad the chics over at DateHookup to establish a for-Cause relationship with me that included learning more about, client relations, diversity, and "stress management" in the most team oriented manners and fashions in modern times.

they (big) chickened out; and, there was no porn involved; coincidence?

I was hoping to practice some one liners with female bosses; such as, hi there boss, what can i do you for, today?

No, they probably just think you are crazy as a loon!