Sensory paraphilia flags

This article is a work in progress. This is a collection of flags of paraphilias that are centered around sensory input.

Vision

There are three major visual paraphilias: chromatophilia, formaphilia and ornaphilia.

Chromapohilia

Chromatophilia is attraction to colors.

Existing general chromatophilia flags:

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Formaphilia

Formaphilia is attraction to shapes.

General formaphilia flag:

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  Stripe meanings

Particular shapes:

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  Straight or rectangular shapes
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  Stripe meanings
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  Curvy or round shapes
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  Stripe meanings

Ornaphilia

Ornaphilia is attraction to patterns, ornaments and visual textures.

General ornaphilia flag:

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  Template

Particular patterns and textures:

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  Camouflage
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  Lace
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  Leopard
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  Polka dot
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  Burberry plaid
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  Carpet
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  Iridiscence as in oil film on water
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  Granite and other similar rock textures
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  Optical illusions

Other visual paraphilias

Amaurophilia is attraction to not being able to see. Flag:

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Smell

Barosmia or ozolagnia is attraction to smells. General flags:

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  Flowers

Hearing

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  Loud sounds
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  Quiet

Attraction to music

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  Music
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  Sad chords
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  Tense chords
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  Contrary movements
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  Happy chords
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  Disturbing chords

Attraction to voices

Voxphilia or vocephilia is attraction to voices.

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Particular voices:

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  Adult voices
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  Adult voices
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  Minor attracted to adult voices
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  Minor attracted to adult voices
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  Animal voices
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  Animal voices
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  Voices of the dying
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  Voices of the dying
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  Youth voices (minor attraction)
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  Youth voices (minor attraction)
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  Older teen voices
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  Older teen voices
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  Younger teen voices
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  Younger teen voices
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  Child voices
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  Child voices
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  Toddler voices
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  Toddler voices
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  Baby voices
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Other senses

Algolagnia is attraction to physical pain, or physical pain being interpreted as pleasure by brain due to neurological differences. This is different from masochism (athough an overlap may occur), as masochism is often largely focused on mental pain and connected to domination/submission dynamics.

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