no

Look; with a fag, you can clearly see the penis always

There's no MYSTERY about it

So with traps, what is it? Fagroulette?

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=l6LktkSMZb8

Dr. Layman did a good video on it a while back, and TL;DR scientifically, non-memetically, traps aren't gay and fall into similar categories of taboo and "I watch this out of curiosity" as e.g. incest porn

@Real Spicy good ol' Sneaky

*PING*

He did loads more since then, incidentally. If anyone's interested I'll DM you the links

Never much been into cosplayers

T power

@Real Spicy ya its a twink fetish basically, or very similar. also what cwow said

semi-related, this is a fun watch

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=p-A8GvUehq4

A very interesting video, very interesting and groundbreaking research. It's a real shame this kind of research will get you stoned to death in Google nowadays

Of course the porn industry will sort itself out with raw trial and error, but it's interesting to think what new heights of porn we could reach if someone was allowed to approach the data scientifically. It could probably help a lot of people who feel insecure or dissatisfied as well. Or not. Maybe diagnosing sexuality and sexual attraction isn't such a great idea come to think of it

For example I had no idea about the illusion stuff, and the closest I had hypothesized was that all those contradictions are simple double dipping on low-level stimuli while the brain doesn't care about the high-level contradiction of e.g. a 100 year vampire going to high school. I never would have guessed it actually added something of greater value than the sum of it's parts

I can't watch the video right now. But going by your comment... it's not like most fetishes were something to cross into reality anyway

rape always was one of the most common fetishes, and it's not like most people would act on it

also, that last phrase was in reference to Bakemonogatari, right? 😏

The video (and I assume, research) primarily goes into only the most common triggers, for heterosexual men for example four body parts are of particular interest, boobs, ass, feet and penis oddly enough. Only after that do fetishes and cultural influences play a role (bellies in India for example). For women attraction is psychological and THESE are the common triggers for that, and so on.
As for the last phrase, all I know is you shouldn't bake your pokemon.

dammit

=p

you should look into it, it's usually the common example for a loli, Shinobu, the vampire that has 500 years but looks like 12

I'm more worried about the risk of over-diagnosing and potential (medical) treatments than fetishes expressing themselves irl. 50 years ago homosexuality was a mental illness requiring treatment and it still is in parts of the world. Punishable by death even. Now in much of the Western world we have swung the other way with transtrenders, trans-children and catastrophic suicide rates among them, and on a non-sexuality related perspective you have kids with minor ADHD being drugged to hell and back, etc. I fear our culture might not necessarily be ready to handle the consequences of this kind of research responsibly yet.

wait wait

those 2 examples seem a bit on the opposite sides

you either overmedicate or consider it "normal"

homosexuality became "ok", therefore not medicated anymore

500 years is too young, and I already have a loli waiting who is actually a 1473 year old demon https://upload.wikimedia.org/wikipedia/en/thumb/5/57/Etna_%28Disgaea%29.png/220px-Etna_%28Disgaea%29.png

My issue is that medication itself became normal

the lefties would say, "don't be ageist" 😏

And that's causing all sorts of issues

Feeling down? Grab a pill. Feeling like a girl today? Grab a pill

I came to Japan, here and in other asian countries age is always regarded with respect

Damn the consequences and the likelihood of you committing suicide in the next 10 years

there's a hierarchy on age and that will continue to exist, just like it did and still does to a minor extent in the West

I agree with you, specially as depression is "getting more common", so does the overmedication for it

https://i.redd.it/p48v8qw83xj11.png

lol.. WUT?