Erotic humiliation
Consensual use of humiliation in a sexual context
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Erotic humiliation, or sexual humiliation, is consensual psychological humiliation done in order to produce sexual arousal,[1] particularly as a sexual fetish in the context of a domination and submission activity. Erotic humiliation can also occur in various other contexts, including pornography, webcam modeling, BDSM and sexual roleplay.
Relatively little has been written about erotic humiliation.[2][dubious – discuss]
Methods
Verbal
- Animal play[3]
- Ageplay
- Mockery, derision, and ridicule of breasts, facial appearance, genitalia (including small penis size, erection difficulties, circumcision status, or clitoris and labia size), buttocks, or about behaviors such as walking, responsiveness, and hygiene.[4]
- Feederism[5]
- Peotomy
Physical
- Ejaculating, spitting, squirting, or urinating on the submissive's body, especially on the face.[6]
- Servitude.
- Sexual acts intended to reinforce submission, including cunnilingus, analingus, and fellatio.
- Body worship, including activities related to a foot fetish, breast fetish, or shoe fetish.
- Discipline (BDSM), including erotic spanking, slapping, whipping, restraint, and other BDSM practices such as cock and ball torture.
- Dresscode (BDSM), including prescribed or prohibited clothing in private or public settings.
- Forced feminization or cross-dressing.
- Wearing a chastity device.
- Erotic sexual denial, including orgasm control and chastity practices.
- Public humiliation, including exhibitionism, in which others are aware of or witness the treatment.
- Erotic objectification, in which the submissive is used as human furniture.
- Embarrassment
- Facesitting
- Cuckolding[7] and cuckqueaning[8]
- Forced masturbation[9]
- Enema[10]
- Candaulism
- Financial domination
- Wet and messy play
Psychology
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Humiliation in general stimulates some of the same brain regions associated with physical pain, suggesting that social rewards and punishments can have strong psychological effects.[11]
For some individuals, humiliation-related practices may function as a form of ego reduction or as a way of overcoming sexual inhibitions. Certain communities may reclaim or eroticize insults historically used against them, including terms associated with homophobia.[12]
The humiliation itself is not considered intrinsic to any particular act or object. Rather, it is semiotically constructed through the shared attitudes and interpretations of the participants, who assign humiliating significance to specific acts, objects, or body parts.[13]
See also
