13 Weird and Strange Sex Desires and Disorders

I have a deep interest in human psychology and in learning what makes people tick. I suppose it’s my way to trying to figure out where I sit on the continuum between normative and deviant. When it comes to human behavior, my favorite things to study are those behaviors we consider abnormal or outside of normative, like strange sex desires.

I suppose deviant and abnormal behavior fascinates me so much because of the belief I have about people. I believe people have two faces; the public face they show to the world and the private face they keep locked behind closed doors. I think that a lot of the aberrant human behavior we see, and strange sex habits in particular, is the hidden face trying to find a way to express itself.

One thing is for certain, human behavior that deviates from the norm is where the stories are. If everyone was normative, it would be a very vanilla and boring world. Therefore, when I’m creating characters for my erotic fiction stories, I always try to find some way to make them crazy in some way. In my research, I’ve come across 13 weird and strange sex desires that may prove to be very interesting to write about in a story. Feel free to use them in your stories whether you write erotica or not.

You Are Unwise to Lower Your Pants

I posted about this almost a year ago. Someone went through the Star Wars script and substituted the words pants in select places to come up with some hilarious one liners. Since then the list has grown to 278 lines and the top ten has changed a little bit.

Hamsters Can Be So Dramatic

I’ve been a member of StumbleUpon for about a year now but I never fully appreciated this wonderful time waster until now. I actually came upon this video over at Noob but I had to download it from Youtube in order to post it on this blog. I think I watched this like 20 times. It is so funny.

The Thinking Blogger Award

Recently (In Daria time at least. In real time about two weeks ago) Joy Renee over at Joystory awarded me the Thinking Blogger Award for the post I wrote about Bipolar Disorder. If you haven’t already come across this in the blogosphere yet, the Thinking Blogger Award is where you list five blogs that make you think. It was created by Ilker Yoldas of The Thinking Blog.

I have to say, though, that every blog I come across makes me think. I’ve discovered that, by nature, I’m more of an observer than I am a participant. I like to watch. Ignoring the whole voyeuristic undertones there, I find that this trait serves me as a writer. People tell you more about themselves than they realize. From how they dress and carry themselves to their speech and word choice, all of it tells you everything you could ever want to know about them. You just have to know how to interpret what you see.

This Will Safeguard the Web for Children?

I was recently tagged by ilkeryoldas to support an initiative by a group of bloggers to request that adult webmasters require password protection on their websites in order to access the adult material. Currently, adult webmasters are required to by law to display a plain page with the warning that the content of their website contains adult material only to be accessed by the legal age limit set by the state. When you click the link, visitors are taken to the actual site where they are bombarded with all the nekkidness they could ask for. What these bloggers want is for these webmasters to require their visitors to register and have to enter a password to even enter the site.