Not Your Auntie's Inflation Kinks!

The only truly "vanilla" and unkinky sex is just getting aroused at the sight of human genitals. Everything else is a kink or fetish. EVERYTHING else is a kink or fetish. Everything.

Because the truth is that humans are very intelligent animals, and that means we get bored easily and LOOOOOOVE novelty. We love toys and we love games because life is boring without them; and sex is boring on its own so most of us have toys and games with our sex, metaphorically and literally. And cultures have, in an effort to Preserve The Peace, got lists of Acceptable Kinks and Unacceptable Kinks.

In my culture:

Monogamy is Acceptable. Polyamory is Unacceptable.

Tits, Ass, Legs are Acceptable. Belly, Feet, Armpits are Unacceptable.

And so on and so forth. It's all kinks and fetishes all the way down.

And even WITHIN the kink community, there's degrees of Acceptable and Unacceptable. Pain, bondage, and power are all Acceptable, but kinks that don't use those things, or are too far removed from them, are varying degrees of Weird (which is not quite Unacceptable in the sense of total censure, but not exactly Acceptable in the sense of inclusion either)--Inflation, for example, is considered one of the weirder ones.

And it also varies depending on whether you're in the straight or gay portions of the community.

EVERY culture, even sub- and counter-culture, has lists of Acceptable and Unacceptable Kinks and Fetishes.

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