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[1] and ornaphilia.
Chromapohilia
Chromatophilia is attraction to colors.
Existing general chromatophilia flags:
Formaphilia
Formaphilia is attraction to shapes.
General formaphilia flag:
Stripe meanings
Particular shapes:
Straight or rectangular shapes
Stripe meanings
Curvy or round shapes
Stripe meanings
Ornaphilia
Ornaphilia is attraction to patterns, ornaments and visual textures.
General ornaphilia flag:
Template
Particular patterns and textures:
Camouflage
Lace
Leopard
Polka dot
Burberry plaid
Iridiscence as in oil film on water
Granite and other similar rock textures
Optical illusions
Other visual paraphilias
Amaurophilia is attraction to not being able to see. Flag:
Smell
Barosmia or ozolagnia is attraction to smells. General flags:
Particular smells:
Flowers
Hearing
Loud sounds
Quiet
Attraction to music
Music
Attraction to voices
Voxphilia is attraction to voices.
Adult voices
Adult voices
Minor attracted to adult voices
Minor attracted to adult voices
Animal voices
Animal voices
Voices of the dying
Voices of the dying
Youth voices (minor attraction)
Youth voices (minor attraction)
Older teen voices
Older teen voices
Younger teen voices
Younger teen voices
Child voices
Child voices
Toddler voices
Toddler voices
Baby voices
Baby voices
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.
Flag:
- ↑ Formaphilia doesn't have to be purely visual, but shape is an important component of visual sensory input.
