In two previous posts, ‘Flavors’ and ‘More Flavors’ I described the main dimensions of the activities in kink. While these are described great diversity of sexual activities, they were intended as a general overview, and did not begin to convey the full range of outlier preferences that human imagination and diversity are able to concoct. For me, we are still relearning Alfred Kinsey’s main take away from his 1947 sex research on males; sex diversity is far greater than society believes it to be. This post is intended to show that it is more diverse than my initial generalizations suggest as well.
Casual perusal of Facebook gives the impression that new kinks are being devised all the time. Whether they are brand new, or creative elaborations on old ones is a matter of some debate, but suffice it to say that the wellspring of creativity available to every other realm of human endeavor is equally available for sexuality.
Ovipositor play: ‘Ovipositor’ is a sufficiently uncommon term that blogger does not have it in their starting dictionary. It is the organ in most insects and some vertebrates that lay eggs that actually deposits them. Ovipositors exist in all sizes and shapes in the insect world, but anyone who ever saw the movie Alien can imagine the possibilities. Although the alien in that movie did not actually insert eggs, but larva, in its victims in the depicted life cycle, nothing prevented an imaginative entrepreneur from inventing a dildo that lays eggs, allowing interested parties to imagine they have been parisitized.
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| The ovipositor of a grasshopper. |
http://www.vice.com/en_au/read/the-emerging-fetish-of-laying-alien-eggs-inside-yourself
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| Ovipositor dildo and glycerin eggs |
This ‘fetish’ is not precisely new, and exists on the cusp of pegging, cosplay, and fantasy and sci-fi geekdom. Various creative dildos that do not insert eggs are already on the market.
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| Dragon Dildos. Dragons come in convenient sizes. |
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| Tentacle dildo |
The glycerin eggs liquefy in a short time from body heat. Suffice it to say, this kink becomes heavy sensation play if one is allergic to glycerin.
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| Tomato Hornworm with wasp eggs |
Interestingly, few insect and no fish ovipositors penetrate flesh to deposit eggs. For example, tomato horn worms, the larvae of the sphinx moth, are parasatized by braconid wasps. The wasps lay their eggs on the outside of the worm, When the eggs hatch, the wasp larvae burrow into the caterpillar’s flesh, secreting a paralytic that immobilizes the caterpillar until the larvae are ready to cocoon fortheir transformation into their adult stage.
Etymological precision not being absolutely required for insect/predator role play, nothing requires that eggs not be inseted and that the insertion not be sexually stimulating.
Feeder Play:
Feeders are a variant of BDSM that involves forced feeding, generally in large volume. Play involves an interplay of shame, coercion, and nurture. Some feeders are obesity fetishists who really enjoy the look or feel of extreme fat. Attached is a link that shows a variety of reactions to a woman’s post questioning whether her relationship with a feeder is ‘normal.’
http://isitnormal.com/story/extreme-feeder-sex-7243/
Extreme pregnancy and breast illustrations:
Some sites specialize in fantasies of extreme pregnancy and lactation. Often, size in mammaries is linked to fantasies of squirting long distances and enormous productivity. Lest one imagine that this is all in reaction to rise of working mothers and breast pumps, I have included a representation of medieval fantasies of squirting milk.
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| Breast milking fetish with furrie elements. |
Lactation pictures are not, by any means a recent phenomenon. Here is a painting from the 17th century. There are several variants of this story, in which St. Bernard was endowed with wisdom when a vision or statue of the nursing Virgin Mary squirted milk on his lips. Often a large stream is depicted traveling great distances. The parables depicted in these paintings are not explicitly sexual. The stories date from about 1200AD, but few paintings go back so far. While St Bernard is praying to the Virgin Mary, who is feeding the infant Jesus, a miracle occurs and her milk goes into his mouth. Sometimes the story is told that the milk comes from a statue, rather than the vision of Mary. The milk is thought to have brought St Bernard wisdom and healing powers.
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| The Lactation of Saint Bernard,by Alonso Cano – 1650AD |
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| Extreme Pregnancy: And I don’t mean drinking while carrying! |
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