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+ | '''Narratophilia''' is a [[paraphilia]], in which the [[sexual arousal]] from reading or listening to erotic literature becomes a necessary stimulus for sexual performance, for without it [[sexual satisfaction]] and [[orgasm]] cannot be achieved. |
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| − | where the telling of and [[Obscenity|obscene]] words to [[sexual partner]] is [[Sexual arousal|sexually arousing]].<ref name="BHTFSN153">{{cite book |
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Narratophilia is a paraphilia, in which the sexual arousal from reading or listening to erotic literature becomes a necessary stimulus for sexual performance, for without it sexual satisfaction and orgasm cannot be achieved.
This is not a term applied to the ordinary enjoyment of erotica or its use in sex play.
References
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