Kink, Fetish or Paraphilia?

A Kink is an unconventional sexual taste or behavior. A kink can turn you on, but you don’t necessarily need it for sexual fulfillment.

A Fetish is a condition in which you have a strong sexual fixation with a particular inanimate object or non-genital body part, and you can’t get turned on or orgasm without it. The object or body part getting you off is called a fetish.

Paraphilia is a psychiatric term for ‘kink”, referring to any atypical and non-normative sexual behavior by which you will get sexual arousal and gratification. Fetishism is a category of paraphilia.

Paraphilic disorder: you may have a paraphilia, but not meet the criteria for a paraphilic disorder unless it causes

Psychological distress/injury/death to anyone or it; or involving unwilling persons or persons unable to give legal consent. Put it this way, it is the human right to have an unusual sexual taste, but any kink is with the possibility of a diagnosis of the paraphilic disorder.

So, stay conscious and play wisely! All calls are for entertainment purposes only. We cater to any and all listed.

Subcategories of Kinks

In fact, there is no such thing as “a complete list of kinks.” Generally speaking, you can have a kink for everything. Therefore, instead of simply listing them in the alphabetical order, we’ve classified most of the common kinks into some major categories based on its nature and the degree of risks.

• Kinks for inanimate objects (fetishism)
• Kinks for living beings (non-human)
• Kinks for body parts
• Kinks for bodily excretion
• Kinks for a particular type of partner
• Kinks for settings (places)
• Kinks for physical pain (damage)
• Kinks for role play/scenario
• Kinks for a particular sex act
• Kinks for Restriction
• Kinks for power exchange
• Kinks for humiliation
• Kinks for exposing/ being exposed sexually
• Kinks for multiple sex partners
• Kinks for sexual orientation
• Kinks for “Extremes You Should Never Try