Would inflation sexually arouse most people?

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Sat, 06/09/2012 - 00:46

nineteenthly

OK, i know i'm a bit dark and disturbing, but this is something which i've wondered about for some time: might inflation be inherently arousing to the inflatee for physical reasons.

Bear with me on this one please, sorry if this freaks people out, but these are my thoughts. We obviously know that real inflation beyond a certain rather disappointing limit seems to be hard or impossible to achieve without killing someone, though i also think you can probably train your body to accept increasing volumes of gas gradually. If people really can be substantially inflated without killing them, pressure inside their torso will build up and push blood into their extremities and carbon dioxide will build up in that blood and cause blood vessels to widen. Also, their clothes will probably get tighter and rub against certain parts of their anatomy. So you have an extremity becoming engorged with blood, that extremity vasodilating and letting more blood in and then getting rubbed against with tightening fabric. To me, that sounds like it would lead physically to sexual arousal.

Could it therefore be that not just we but almost everyone would be turned on by inflation? Or is this just wishful thinking? If so, what would stop it?

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Sat, 06/09/2012 - 02:00

DisruptedOriginal

I believe one must make the distinction between stimulation and actual excitement. Enhanced pressure & blood flow on sexual organs and high-sensitivity areas would no doubt stimulate, but I reckon unless the person had an actual fetish for it, other emotions would counteract that (if it's out of the blue, confusion; if forced, probably fear as well).

Sat, 06/09/2012 - 02:01

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Sat, 06/09/2012 - 10:35

nineteenthly

I agree that it would be physically stimulating rather than sexually and that the fear and discomfort would crowd that out but it would be in there somewhere i think and i find that ironic. I've also noticed that occasionally when people from outside our community hear about it, they think that that's how it works for us: that it isn't an idea thing or a fetish for us but a physical process which turns us on through entirely non-psychological means. Maybe two or three times i've heard that from "outsiders".

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Sat, 06/09/2012 - 13:41

slayer

Nope nineteenthly it wouldn't. You know why? Because sexual feelings are all in the mind. To get to orgasm the brain needs to work 90 % and the body 10 %.

If the mind is not set you will never reach orgasm. Try getting a woman that is not turned on to reach orgasm....you can't ;)

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Mon, 06/11/2012 - 14:28

(Reply to #5) #6

Bapho

Or as Jackie Treehorn once said, "People forget... the brain is the biggest erogenous zone."

Sun, 06/10/2012 - 22:40

nineteenthly

In that case, the next question relates to my thoughts about hypnosis. If it was continually suggested that inflation was erotic, would that lead to many more people finding it so? Someone being inflated would then expect to be turned on by it and therefore experiencing such sensations would be expected and unsurprising for them.

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Mon, 06/11/2012 - 17:13

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slayer

I think you ask these questions in the wrong place. At least if you are looking for an honest answer. If hypnosis could make anybody think inflation is a turn-on, then that could be applied to any other fetish or object: foot-fetish, bondage, etc.

You should ask this question in a place where people know much more about hypnosis I think.

Or maybe you don't want an honest answer ;) ?

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Tue, 06/12/2012 - 01:56

nineteenthly

Maybe. I think we ourselves are predisposed to finding it a turn-on and something about our lives, such as watching CATCF early on, awakes it, whereas some other people are latent and get past that phase and end up with different fixed turn-ons. There's conditioning of course, but i'm dubious about behaviourism so that would generally be quite weak.

Maybe hypnosis could, but i've heard that it can only get people to do what they'd be prepared to do anyway, so it exposes desires which are already there. Maybe all desires are already there in some form?

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Tue, 06/12/2012 - 05:53

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slayer

I know very little about hypnosis. All I have heard about it, is that it can cure fears. I have a fear of height and the thought of being hypnotised to get rid of it has crossed my mind. But I rarely get that fear, only when going to amusement parks, there are some things I can never do because of my fear.

I believe a fetish establishes itself when you are young and see something that shocks you, maybe you are in a special state of mind that excact moment is the trigger. That eventually can evolve into something sexual.

I know now, or at least I think I know that I will never get the foot-fetish or other types of fetish. I am 30 years old and have had inflation fetish since I was a young boy.

I allso hear some people grow out of their fetish. Personally I don't hope that will happen to me, because it gives my life extra spice and excitement and I belive its a part of my personality aswell.

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Tue, 06/12/2012 - 12:40

#11

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Tue, 06/12/2012 - 12:56

#12

nineteenthly

Someone once said she was sure i'd grow out of it but i never have. However, there were others which are now gone so it can happen. I would also say new ones can develop in adulthood, for me at least. I have had things gradually dawn on me and gradually fade.

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Wed, 06/13/2012 - 14:45

#13

cboy

If someone were submissive sexually and had a bondage fetish (or a fetish for being helpless) or something along those lines, inflation would probably appeal to them. However, I agree with it being more physically stimulating than mentally; even in most of the stories I've read where it became sexual, it was because of what it was doing physically, with the mental stimulation more non-consensual and reluctant.

Fri, 06/15/2012 - 10:12

#14

stufferXXXXL

Wow, you guys are more crainial than the women you are talking about LOL LOL ;) As a woman, can I just say, YES, its a turn on, and arrousing, why else would I do it? I wouldn't waist time and energy if it didnt have some stimulating or sexual pay off. I have run into some people who say it is not sexually stimulating, but personally, I dont beleive them. There's a reason, maybe they're not admitting that it feels good and arrousing to feel your clothes expand against your own body - actually giving the feeling of pressing against another person! Or rubbing your huge belly or breasts, imagining that someone else is rubbing you, or that your huge belly is actually someone else's body. There's a pay off.

Fri, 06/15/2012 - 23:49

#15

nineteenthly

LOL! Thanks! It's a way of living in your body as well - intense awareness of the body rather than the inside of your head. It is also hard to imagine people not finding it a turn on from my perspective but then it isn't very out there and i can equally imagine someone wondering why i don't find some other random fetish a turn on too.

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Sat, 06/16/2012 - 08:45

#16

BTBLL

My former girlfriend's inflation fetish was totally bound to her state of sexual turn on. As she fantasized about becoming larger and larger her state of arousal would go right through the roof. Telling her about how turned on I was getting as she inflated just added more to her experience. The more I worked at my telling her of my appreciation for her ballooning while making love the better the orgasms she had.

And, as a certified hypnotherapist, I can tell you that you cannot get someone to react in a manner that they don't want to. When someone has hypnotherapy to conquer a phobia, or get over addictive behavior, it is something that they want to do. The hypnosis just gets them over the mental blocks that keep them from accomplishing it themselves. So, if someone wanted to find inflation a turn on, but couldn't seem to do it, then it is possible to encourage their sub-conscious mind to be open to the idea.

Sat, 06/16/2012 - 10:21

#17

Inflate123

If it were something most people would find arousing, we probably wouldn't such a small niche community.

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Sat, 06/16/2012 - 11:30

(Reply to #17) #18

eljacko15

I think this is more of a physiological question than anything else.

Would inflation sexually arouse most people?

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