Macrophilia
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Macrophilia refers to a fascination with or a sexual fantasy involving giants.[1]
Humorist David Sedaris's essay, "Giantess", reprinted in Barrel Fever (1994), describes writing for a magazine specializing in erotic stories about giant women and the particular attention that must be paid to the transformation and tearing of clothes.[2]
Macrophilia usually refers to a fetishism of female giantesses or being shrunken and at the mercy of a normal sized female. Macrophiliacs are usually very secretive about the fetish for fear of persecution or awkwardness with partners or friends.
[edit] References
- ^ Jon Bowen (May 22, 1999). "A Giant Fetish". Salon.com. http://www.salon.com/health/sex/urge/1999/05/22/macrophilia/index.html. Retrieved 2008-03-25.
- ^ Kopelson, Kevin (2007). Sedaris. University of Minnesota Press. pp. 226–7.
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