If a but crawls on me. I scream. If I see a roach, my voice goes so supersonic only dogs three counties away can hear me. But for Formicophiliacs, bugs crawling on them is a real turn on! If the bugs happen to bite or nibble this person’s skin, all the better.
With Halloween a little over a month away, the thought of all the creepy crawlers out there must be heating up bug fetishists to a fever pitch!
This particular form of erotic arousal is often achieved by letting many ants crawl all over one’s genitals. The biting of the ant’s pincers is a sexual sting for these paraphiliacs that can bring them to orgasm.
Others enjoy the hairy legs of their favorite arachnid (spider). They prefer a tickling sensation to one of biting or stinging.
These fetishists often don’t share their bug-love with anyone. This type of zoophilia is usually kept hidden deep in the closet.
Formicophilia can lead to multiple skin conditions, and can even result in death if bitten by a poisonous insect.
Signs, symptoms, and treatment for Formicophilia.
Mental Health Physicians in San Antonio.
But if you’re boyfriend makes you mad enough to stake him to an anthill covered in Mrs. Buttersworth, be sure he won’t enjoy the “punishment”!
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Newly Published! HARVEST, an original short-story by Michele Gwynn is now available for download in PDF on Lulu.com. Harvest tells the fictional tale of what happens when human greed and gluttony override compassion and humane treatment of cattle in feedlots. When Dave Forrester wakes to discover that everyone he knows in Farley, Oklahoma has disappeared, it’s up to him to discover why, and figure out how to save the few who survive….the harvest.
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In addition to this local column, and her work as a Freelance Journalist in San Antonio, Michele Gwynn is also the National Animal Rights Examiner. Her love of pets began at an early age with a stray cat named Harvey, and a dying field mouse named Tucker. She is a pet parent to four cats, and an animal rights champion to all critters, large and small. Visit her animal rights column here.
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