It can sadly also backfire. I mentioned it to my ex-wife, she agreed to try it and we did a few times with her in a suit. Then after a while she said she didn't like it, and we stopped doing it.
As the years passed on I found out she had problems, she got easy mad, got drunk and became all crazy. And when she got mad and drunk "everything in the whole world" was bad, and she blamed everyone and me for all of her problems. This resulted her in telling her friends and my family about my inflation fetish and calling me a sick pervert. Even though she had promised not to say anything to anyone. Pretty embarassing! But luckily her friends were not my friends and my friends didn't know her friends. That's how she liked it I found out, cause she thought all my friends made fun of her (psycho woman).
So even if you love and think you can trust the person you tell this, live with this person at least for a couple of years to find how how he / she truly is.
I feel sad about the last two comments. I can understand the "once bitten, twice shy" reaction but i think people sometimes have to be bold to achieve happiness and intimacy. As for the second, it might continue precisely because you don't like it. It's a fact of life, i think - i get aroused in spite of myself when i encounter situations which remind me of this and i think we need to acknowledge that it's there rather than letting it make us unhappy. It's like my button phobia - it makes life inconvenient but it's part of me and i wouldn't want to be without it.
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