Coprophagia

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'''Coprophagia''' is a variation of [[scat]] play involving the eating of fecal matter. The prefix 'copro' refers to feces and 'phagia' refers to swallowing. Thus 'feces-swallowing'.  Scat eating is often associated with either [[power play]] or simply sensation seeking. Scat in its own right has both a powerful odour and powerful taboo/social connotations. Either way, this can make it a powerful draw for many [[edgeplay]] enthusiasts as well as dedicated fetishists.  Forced scat eating, either physical or psychosocial, is a form of severe power play where it is seen as the most degrading act possible and therefore the most stimulating, particularly for the [[sub]]/[[slave]] involved. Its very tabooness, dirtiness and difficulty is often the exciting factor. Frequently, scat fetishists are seeking and usually gaining an extreme emotional trigger for stimulation. A scat high in these circumstances is often better than many drugs, at least reported as such.  As a practical matter, eating scat makes you vomit, and persons into scat understand this, are into it, too. They are also into afterward cleanup, with toothbrushes and sodium bicarbonate.
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'''Coprophagia''' is a variation of [[scat]] play involving the eating of faecal matter. The prefix 'copro' refers to faeces and 'phagia' refers to swallowing. Thus 'faeces-swallowing'.
  
==See Also==
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Scat eating is often associated with either [[domination]] or simply sensation seeking. Scat in its own right has both a powerful odour and powerful [[taboo]]/social connotations. Either way, this can make it a powerful draw for many [[edgeplay]] enthusiasts as well as dedicated fetishists.
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Forced scat eating, either physical or psychosocial, is a form of severe power play where it is seen as the most degrading act possible and therefore the most stimulating, particularly for the [[sub]]/[[slave]] involved. Its very tabooness, dirtiness and difficulty is often the exciting factor. Frequently, scat [[fetish]]ists are seeking and usually gaining an extreme emotional trigger for stimulation. A scat high in these circumstances is often better than many drugs, at least reported as such.
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As a practical matter, eating scat makes you vomit, and persons into scat understand this, are into it, too. They are also into afterward clean-up, with toothbrushes and sodium bicarbonate.
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== See also ==
 
* [[Coprophilia]]
 
* [[Coprophilia]]
* [[Klismaphilia]]
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* [[Enema]]
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* [[Scat play]]
 
* [[2girls1cup]]
 
* [[2girls1cup]]
  
 
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[[Category:BDSM]]
 
[[Category:AltSex]]
 
[[Category:AltSex]]

Latest revision as of 11:40, 16 June 2019

Coprophagia is a variation of scat play involving the eating of faecal matter. The prefix 'copro' refers to faeces and 'phagia' refers to swallowing. Thus 'faeces-swallowing'.

Scat eating is often associated with either domination or simply sensation seeking. Scat in its own right has both a powerful odour and powerful taboo/social connotations. Either way, this can make it a powerful draw for many edgeplay enthusiasts as well as dedicated fetishists.

Forced scat eating, either physical or psychosocial, is a form of severe power play where it is seen as the most degrading act possible and therefore the most stimulating, particularly for the sub/slave involved. Its very tabooness, dirtiness and difficulty is often the exciting factor. Frequently, scat fetishists are seeking and usually gaining an extreme emotional trigger for stimulation. A scat high in these circumstances is often better than many drugs, at least reported as such.

As a practical matter, eating scat makes you vomit, and persons into scat understand this, are into it, too. They are also into afterward clean-up, with toothbrushes and sodium bicarbonate.

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