Each to their own on the internet, right? Internet maxims with the gist of “if it’s been thought of, it’s been done” are known to most. But, sometimes, the most unthinkable acts can emerge from the furthest reaches of cyberspace.
In this particular case, several new sexual fetishes and lifestyles have emerged.
In September, a post containing screenshots from a Reddit Thread was passed around detailing an exchange on the subject of an abortion fetish.
The thread starts off with the following post by username u/Ooliava:
Question regarding abortions and breeding fetish
I have a female friend who has a really powerful fetish for breeding, she was never used any type of birth control.
She is with a male partner currently who is just like her, into breeding and they have been practicing their fetish for quite a few abortions.
I know this is a heavy subject for some but It got to the point where, I’m worried for her health. I personally didn’t study abortions.
Was wandering if this might seriously impact her? She is like a sister to me
One respondent (cand86) asks a more probing question to ascertain the frequency and methodology of the abortions:
If this is legitimate (and you’ll have to forgive me, but a lot of people like to make sh*t up like this), then allow me to put it this way: abortion, even multiple abortions, are safe, but every time something is put through the cervix and into the uterus, there is of course a minuscule-but-present risk (less if suction abortion rather than the type using rigid tools in the uterus). Every instance of having the uterus evacuated carries with it the risk of retained tissue that could cause an infection, although follow-up visits to ensure no retained tissue are the best way to prevent against such.
Honestly, as long as she’s going to reputable, licensed and trained abortion providers, following aftercare advice, and seeking the abortions early on, there’s little danger to her health. If you want her to stop doing this, you’re going to have to try to find another angle to convince her.
To which the original poster ( u/Ooliava) replies:
I see your point, she does it in a hospital normally. It’s just that she likes getting impregnated and then lets it go on, she enjoys the nausea and the like symptoms knowing it arrives from pregnancy. She does the abortion in what she claims to be a safe time, before things get too difficult, I just want to know she is not putting herself in serious risk with her breeding fetish
Another user interjects with their opinion:
Sounds like an expensive fetish. I know my friends have payed $800+ for a termination.
One user describes their experience with the fetish:
I have a breeding with strangers fetish where women I don’t know I impregnate. Not to brag, but I have knocked up over 40 women here in the United States and Europe. (I have a job where I travel). My main fetish is pregnancy risk fetish which I prefer to do with a girlfriend or female friend. We specifically have sex when she is fertile, but if I knock her up she has to have a baby. No abortion. It is a game of Russian Roulette. I was asked by a stranger to get her pregnant years ago because it turned her on and I just keep going with both.
But, most alarmingly, is a now deleted comment from a Redditor which was as follows:
klaus-2018:
I know this fetish. My girlfriend and me have the same fetish. My girlfriend enjoys her pregnancies and she enjoys the abortion. Her preferred date to abort is between 20 and 24 weeks of gestation. I enjoy making her pregnant. And I enjoy the time of her pregnancy. She has no menstrual period and she is sexually very active.
Sexuality without prevention is very emotional and inexpensive.
In the last ten years in our relationship we have done seven abortions and my girlfriend is pregnant again with a little girl.
Abortion fetish is a great method for birth control.
Do not be angry about your girlfriend. Let them enjoy their pregnancies.
aborterrific:
It is good (and rare) to hear of a couple (both man and woman) where both members are into abortion and pregnancy. This is a wonderful and potent example of personal power, where sex meets violence and creation combines with destruction.
Thank you for sharing your exciting romance and would like to know about how this latest abortion was for you. I can imagine that it is a very bonding experience between you and your partner.
Many fetishes, kinks, and sexual subcultures have become increasingly normalized due to the universality of social media and potential user overlapping which occur over a vast array of differing interests.
Several social media users list their kinks, preferred pronouns, and sexual subculture–such as furry–affiliations on their bios, to notify future engagements of their positions on certain things.
In some circles, the term “pronouns in bio” has become a pejorative to, a priori, disregard the opinions held by individual who display their preferred gender pronouns in their bio.
Other sexual subcultures, in spite of their increasingly mainstreamed position in public consciousness, have failed to capture the hearts of the public.
Furries are a relatively popular subculture which have failed to enamor the wider public.
Earlier this year, a prominent furry personality was suspected of deliberately destroying his hands with dry ice to force a medical amputation, in order to carry out a sexual fetish. The purpose of this forced amputation was two fold: to become more anatomically similar to a quadruped; and to become somewhat physically dependent on his sexual partner.
National File reported:
Last week, a few screenshots containing tweets displaying a so-called ‘furry’ requiring a double amputation of their hands after soaking them in dry ice for six hours went viral on social media.
It was claimed by the person in question that they had used an unorthodox arthritis remedy–dry ice–to alleviate discomfort, but they had fallen asleep during the process.
When they regained consciousness, the hands needed to be amputated due to the extent of the damage.
However, it is alleged that dry ice is used by those with amputee fetishes to destroy the limbs so that medical staff are left with no other recourse but to amputate the damaged extremity.
