I find really muscly men kind of icky. But then again, I like longish hair and a slight squishy-ness to men. It makes them fun to cuddle I don't know if you'd call it a full-blown fetish, but I like the idea of microphilia and voraphilia, though I can't stand the digestion part.
I would dearly like to be very small, like the size of your thumb or smaller, and be in someones mouth. I reckon it would tickle a whole bunch! By definition I don't know if this is really a true kink or fetish, but I'm completely obsessed with collarbones. Whenever I see a nice collarbone I just want to go and touch it. I'm also slowly becoming obsessed with eyebrows, I love a set of wild, ungroomed brows.
Deviant attraction in asexuals is analogous to a paraphilia or a fetish in sexual individuals. For example, if someone was non-sexually attracted to feet, we would call this deviant attraction. However, if someone was sexually attracted to feet, we would call this a fetish". So my thing for hair would be reffered to as a deviant attraction, but would the omorashi fetish be considered a deviant attraction?
I seem to have this thing about bondage. Though its really only a fantasy. I hate losing control and I hate the idea of having sex. Another thing is I've always found thin, tall, lightly muscles, dark haired men to be more aesthetically pleasing to look at than others. And high-cheek bones wouldnt hurt either. Any eye-colour is fine since I have a strange obsession with eyes though I do seem to like blue eyes alot I find men to be more aesthetically pleasing when wearing black or gothic clothing.
Which is why my favourite fictional characters include Zelda C. I do have other aesthetical preferences but this one is the biggest. I guess I may also have some sort of art or eye fetish I've always loved art and creating my own art but I find that when I see a piece of artwork that I think is absolutely amazing and stunning and just Whenever I see a piece of art that draws me in like this it makes my heart thud, my breath catch and my knees go weak.
