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There also exists a typology of fetishes which are either physical attributes or objects (Langevin). The author explains that "One may be partial to redheads for example and find them more erotic than persons with other colors of hair. The degree of arousal differs between individuals from mild to strong and for some men it is strong and the stimulus is essential. Thus one may like redheads but he can react to other females or males as well. However if one could only react to redheads, this would be a necessary fetish (Langevin)."
Masochism
The terms masochism and sadism are often used synonymously to explain the condition by which an individual's sexual gratification is correlated with domination, physical pain, humiliation and enslavement (Langevin). The masochist is actually the person that is on the receiving end of the pain, humiliation or enslavement while the sadist is the one inflicting these things (Langevin).
The author further insists that masochism is not only associated with sexual acts but also acts that are simply cruel (Langevin).
The causes for the development of this ailment are unknown however it has been asserted that sexual and aggressive drives along with neuroses may contribute to...
Although the condition does not negatively affect most people, however in some people it can lead to what is known as lust- murder (Langevin). This is an act in which the victims is mutilated and may even be eaten but they are not raped (Langevin).
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