7 kinds of necrophilia that you didn't know

Originally published in 2009, Anil Aggrawal created these classifications in the Journal of Legal and Forensic Medicine.Because the Manual of Diagnostic and Statistical Mental Disorders groups necrophilia under other uncommon paraphilias, Agarwal presented this new classification system to distinguish between variations.

1.Play player

This type of necrophile prefers that his partner is really alive, but pretending to be dead .Aggrawal classifies this practice as 'slightly pathological' and states that some players often ask their partner to cover their body with cosmetics to look like a corpse.Others may represent scenarios of vampirism and resurrection.from the book of Psychosexual Disorders as evidence that some brothels in Paris attend necrophile role-playing games , disposing of their prostitutes as corpses in coffins.

2.Fantasy

If you've ever visited a cemetery or a funeral home just for erotic pleasure , you can be a 'fancy Necrophile.' According to Aggrawal a French morgue had to install a surveillance system several years ago when several people were discovered masturbating in front of the glass coffins that contained exposed corpses.These fantasists can experience the excitement simply by seeing a dead body.

3.Fetish

Necrophiles that steal objects or body parts from a corpse for sexual purposes are classified as "fetishists." They can cut parts of a body, and take them as jewelry or store them in his pocket.An example is that of Gothenburg, Sweden, where the police claim that a woman without a name was hoarding human bones with sexual goals .Photos were found in her home, as well as bones, skulls and bags for corpses.

4.Romantico

Like the character of Joaquin Phoenix in the movie Quills, some necrophiles simply are in duel and attached to the deceased body of their lovers .Agarwal suggests that romantic necrophiles can be recovered from this psychopathology through time.

5.Tactil

In Stephen King's novel "La dome", Junior Rennie's character touched the corpses of two young women he keeps in a pantry in the kitchen.Agarwal would classify Rennie as a "tactile necrophile," since his sexuality wakes up touching a corpse without having sex .Any type of contact works for these necrophiles, including licking a body dead.Aggrawal also includes in this group medical students who get erections during the dissection of cadavers.

6.Regular necrophilia

"Regular" necrophiles are those who prefer to have sex with the dead .Even if sex with the living is an option, in which they rarely participate.Instead, they tend to steal corpses from morgues or cemeteries.

7.Homicida

The most dangerous necrophiles are those who commit murder in order to have sex with these .Agragrawal defines these as 'homicidal necrophiles' and puts serial killer Jeffrey Dahmer as an example.Aggrawal also describes these acts as "hot necrophilia" since the relationship Sexual is done in fresh bodies, just dead.

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