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Para-what?

Paraphila is an umbrella term used to cover the family of philias. In sexology, it is sometimes more widely used to cover atypical sexual interests or deviances. While the word paraphilia may seem alien, the philias it encompasses may seem slightly familiar. Think fetishes and unusual desires and you're on the right track!
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Saturday, 17 March 2007

That's Mighty Fine Pie, Ma'am


When primal urges are denied, people, go a bit crazy. Take the story of a man in Madrid who held up a pharmacy with two toy guns, demanding their Viagra stocks. While there's a distinctive and profitable market for the impotency drug on the black market, what makes this story slightly odder is that he returned two hours later, perhaps in a post-coital state, armed with two bouquets of roses, before being arrested. I guess the moral of that story could be that even flowers can't say I'm sorry every time.

But, with just one little blue pill costing in excess of £10.00 over the counter at specialist chemists in the UK, is it any wonder that people are turning to criminal circles in search of sexual success? What are the alternatives? Aphrodisiacs, such as spanish fly, oysters, champagne, chocolate and even the horn of a rhino have been linked to pleasure, however medical science does not substantiate those claims.

Psychologist and neurologist Alan Hirsch, author of Scentsational Sex: The Secret to Using Aroma for Arousal, suggests that the answer's in the pie. Hirsch's study of 31 male volunteers at the Smell and Taste Treatment and Research Foundation in Chicago investigated the connection between odours and sex after observing that approximately 18 percent of patients who lose their sense of smell develop sexual dysfunction. The neurological director wondered if the inability to detect odors might have some direct connection with sexual response. Using 30 scents and 46 test odors, including some combinations, he found that a combination of lavender and pumpkin pie showed the greatest measurable arousal, increasing penile blood flow by an average of 40 percent.

Hollywood, it seems, has always understood the power of pie. While in early film, cream pie fights were a source of humour and embarrassment, the 1990's saw them take a decisively erotic slant. Since Twin Peaks , cherry pie reminds me of David Lynch's dark sexuality. And - who can look at an apple pie in quite the same way after watching American Pie [1999]?

Perhaps it's precisely this unique combination of mischief, humiliation and sensuality which sends pie fetishists reaching for the extra squirty cream. Used as part of wet and messy (WAM) BDSM play, this gungy fun involves men and women getting down and dirty with the humble pie. Countless games can be played including: sploshing, pie sitting, pie fights and even 'self-pieing'. A user-run Gunge Survey provides insight into the fixation.

A 32-year-old American man writes: "Ever since I was a small child, I have enjoyed seeing pretty women get pied. (Well, as a kid I enjoyed it, as I got older it aroused me!) Men getting pied doesn't do it for me (in fact, I find it a waste of a good pie!), nor does a pie in a women's breasts or whatever. I really enjoy pie scenes from the Electric Company, Sesame St and the Three Stooges, cuz' I grew up on them, but my favorite pie scene is from a Spanish TV show in which a whole bunch of beauty contestants get in a pie fight. (OH YEAH!) "

Personally, I'm not sure how arousing the Three Stooges or old I Love Lucy episodes are for the WAM fan. Fortunately, the sex industry offers a wide range of delights for the pie fetishist, from brothels which arrange 'pie fighting' to DVDs with that x-rated touch.

While wet and messy play is not for everyone, it appears related to the emphasis placed on the 'cream pie' shot offered up in traditional hard core. To be honest, there isn't a way that isn't crude to explain it, so I'll leave it to the Urban Dictionary . The top-ranked definition comes from Fred who defines it as: "A vagina that's had a load of semen shot into it. Note - semen ON a vagina is NOT a cream pie. Cream pies have cream on the INSIDE. A vagina that merely has semen ON it is just a messy vagina. Cream must be injected!"

It seems there's pies, pies everywhere, but not a pie to eat!

Monday, 5 March 2007

Six quid for a teabag?



Fancy a cuppa? Let 'Wetnwildrita' fill your cup with one her specialty teas. For those with a sweet tooth, how about a pussy-flavoured lollipop? And who could resist a well-worn jockstrap to remind you of locker room exploits? It's certainly a mysophiliac's delight at EBare.

In recent years, auction sites such as Ebay have been shutting down sellers of adult goods, allowing specialist auctions to explore and exploit the depths of darkest sexuality. Strictly for adults, the site markets iteself as an "online auction site with an kinky twist".

The mysophiliac's obsession with smelling, chewing and rubbing up against objects stained with the body's secretions (from seminal fluid to menstrual blood), some say, is down to a heightened sensitivity to pheromones.

While some may put down obsessions like this to the proliferation of filth on the internet, it is by no means a new fetish - or one restricted to the West.


In Japan, a booming trade existed until recent years in the market for schoolgirls' used panties. Yoshiro Mizuguchi, Editor in Chief of Monthly Women's Magazine Fujin Koron, in a 1994 article, said: "According to analysis by psychiatrists, the men who steal or buy or wear women's underwear view the underwear as a substitute for female genitals. This points to a lack of erotic communication between the sexes. There is also a great problem in the sudden increase in adults who buy this underwear and the sexual services of young girls...It is a bartering session, one without a soul."

While some may disagree or take offense at the auctions being offered on sites like Ebare for similare reasons, there is an essential difference - this is strictly adult negotiation.

Rather than being about a young girl selling her sexuality in exchange for pennies to buy a new cd single, it's pure adult supply and demand. These sites are all about adults penetrating a niche market - and the punters who love them for it!

So, whether you're shopping for something to send your nostrils to orgasmic highs or simply exploring the cravings of the unique and varied human sexuality, Ebare's worth a gander!

Happy Bidding!