SEXIS WRONG

Cat-fighting, Eye-licking,
Head-sitting, and
Statue-screwing
Brenda Love
Acrophilia
Acrophilia (Acro: highest point; philia: attachment to) refers
to a person who is sexually aroused by heights. Skydiving and
bungee-cord-jumping are high-altitude activities that elevate
one’s adrenalin. This excitement can then be transferred to
passion and sex. Both of these activities include a form of
bondage, ver tigo, and suspension.
S/M partners who suffer from acro phobia are sometimes
blindfolded and made to climb ladders. If this is done often,
the phobia seems to dissipate and, along with it, the sexual
charge it first produced. (“Terror,” QSM lecture by J.C. Collins,
Nov 28, 1990.)
Another popular form of acrophilia is having sex at a high altitude.
This is humorously referred to as becoming a member
Aerobatics can be sexually arousing
for a few people.
Aerobatics can be sexually arousing for a few people. Stunts
in a small plane offer 4-5 negative G-forces and 3-4 positive
G’s. These affect the body by pushing the blood into either the
head or the lower body, resulting in feelings of lightheadedness,
floating, or sinking, depending on the maneuver. There
is a tremendous adrenalin rush and a simultaneous sense of
power over the airplane and submission to it. The feeling of
being bound is greater in stunt flying than with other sports
because the belts have to hold both body weight and the
chute through every maneuver. There are very few sensations
that compare with hanging upside down while one’s
weight pulls one toward the glass bubble that sep arates the
pilot from the rapidly approaching ground. This feat provides
enough sexual stimulation to cause at least one female pilot
to experience spontaneous orgasm. (Personal communication.)
Finally, there are people who claim to have been captured by
creatures from outer space and impregnated while aboard flying
saucers. Their stories have provided many
with a sexual fantasy, one that is acted out with
the aid of readily available space costumes.
of the “Mile High Club” and is done in air planes or other aircraft.
(Conversely, one wonders if there is a “Mile Low Club”
for submarines.) There was a group of pilots in New York that
had its own version of a Mile High Club. The requirements
were that the pilot and passenger go up in an open-cockpit
bi-plane, and when they reached an altitude of 6,500 feet,
the pas senger would disrobe, climb out onto the wing and
into the back seat, returning to the front seat after having sex
with the pilot. All without falling off! (Personal communication,
1980.)
Agalmatophilia
(Galateism, Pygmalionism, Statuophilia.) Pygmalion was a
mythical Greek sculptor who fell in love with Galatea (one of
his female statues). At his request, the goddess Aphrodite
brought her to life. Today this term refers to people with a
statue or mannequin fetish.
Several historical cases of agalmatophilia have been documented.
Clisyphus evidently “violated the statue of a goddess
in the Temple of Samos, after having placed a piece of
meat on a certain part.” In 1877 “a gardener fell in love with
a statue of the Venus of Milo and was discovered attempting
coitus with it.” (Psychopathia Sexualis by Richard von Krafft-
Ebing, p 351.)
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