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What is misophilia?

We have already seen that there are paraphilias for all tastes, some, we can consider more common and frequent and others somewhat strange and striking. Today we come across one of the latter.

What is misophilia ? Misophilia is a type of paraphilia in which sexual pleasure and the achievement of orgasm are obtained exclusively by having contact with (or even ingesting, licking, chewing …) substances discarded by the human body or with dirty objects in general ( pants, socks, blouses …); That is, although it is usually related to the sexual fetishism associated with dirty clothes -especially intimate clothes-, the truth is that it encompasses other paraphilias linked to dirt such as emetophilia (attraction to the actor to vomit), salophilia (dirtying the object of desire, that is, the person), menstrophilia (attraction to women with periods or menstruation) or coprophilia (including feces in sex).

Thus, a place full of dirt can be the most exciting for a misophilic.

The excitement when smelling and touching lingerie is widespread and, especially men, are very attracted to the body odors of women.

The etymology of this sexual preference comes from the Greek and is very simple: misos, which means dirt, and the term filia , which means love.

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