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The discussions highlight fascination with the variety of fetishes presented, exemplified by comments on unusual interests like dendrophilia and the lack of sex toys in the photos, which show curiosity and informal analysis. The tone is casual and observational, with users exploring the implications without deeply challenging or endorsing the study.
Most discussions acknowledge the value of the study, with some referencing specific fetishes like dendrophilia, indicating general support or acceptance of the findings.
Participants show curiosity about the topic, noting unusual fetishes and commenting on the methodology and implications, reflecting moderate interest.
The comments are somewhat casual, with a few users sharing personal interpretations or casual observations, rather than deep analytical engagement.
The discussions seem to have limited influence beyond sharing initial reactions, with no strong calls to action or suggestive shifts in opinion.
Scorolli, C. etc al. (2007). Relative prevalence of different fetishes. International Journal of Impotence Research, 19(4), 432-437.
@NuriMcBride My piece was about dendrophilia, deriving sexual arousal from trees and plants. (The study I quoted was about the relative prevalence of different fetishes.) So no, hardly any sex toy in sight - dunno, maybe if you count sticks & branches
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Scorolli, C. etc al. (2007). Relative prevalence of different fetishes. International Journal of Impotence Research, 19(4), 432-437.
@FL3SH3AT3R https://t.co/yteqvhou2Z
@NuriMcBride My piece was about dendrophilia, deriving sexual arousal from trees and plants. (The study I quoted was about the relative prevalence of different fetishes.) So no, hardly any sex toy in sight - dunno, maybe if you count sticks & branches
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