Klismaphilia Research Paper

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I haven’t met a person who doesn’t enjoy or love sex but I haven’t met or known someone who has weird way to enjoy it. I found out many type of paraphilia, but foremost let me tell you what paraphilia means it’s an abnormal sexual desire. Let me share you what I haven’t heard or known before, first is the klismaphilia this is the most disgusting some people get arousal from receiving enemas! Pedophilia I just recently learn that there is a term for people who has fantasy having sex with children. Sexual masochism is the arousal of experiencing pain during intercourse and sexual sadism is the opposite this is arousal when inflicting pain to be honest I’ve seen some fetish toys online and the purpose of it its just beyond me. Telephone scatologia

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