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Fetishism

Written by: Wendy Moelker, psychologist in charge of Emergis, Goes, the Netherlands.
First version: 22 Jul 2008. Latest version: 26 Aug 2008.

Abstract:

Getting sexually aroused by non-living and generally not sexually arousing objects, e.g shoes, lingerie, soft fabrics, etc.

Question:

What is fetishism?

Answer:

Getting sexually aroused by non-living and generally not sexually arousing objects, e.g shoes, lingerie, soft fabrics, etc.

Paraphilias
Definition Incidence Causes Sadism Masochism Voyeurism Pedophilia Frotteurism Fetishism Transvestites Exhibitionism Other paraphilias Social consequences Legal control Treatment Getting rid of paraphilias Other sexual disorders Getting rid of unwanted urges OCD and sexual behaviour More articles about sexual problems More articles about love and sex
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