Currently, a sexual fetish is gaining popularity, and personally, I fully support it.
Although it may appear terribly self-absorbed, somewhat narcissistic, and possibly even shameless to confess, there’s a phenomenon known as the ‘Praise kink’ that has garnered a staggering 60 million views on TikTok, indicating that I’m not the only one who finds it appealing.
This kink pertains to individuals who derive sexual pleasure from being praised, particularly in the bedroom. If you share my enthusiasm for being called a ‘good girl’ by your partner during intimate moments, then you are a member of the ‘praise kink’ community, and you’re certainly not alone.
People within this community often enjoy hearing other popular expressions of praise, such as ‘You’re doing an excellent job’, ‘Your breasts look fantastic from this perspective’, ‘You’re extremely skilled at that’, and ‘Darling, you feel incredible.’ I must admit, those are the kinds of things that arouse me, but many others within the community share similar preferences.
As individuals who enjoy being praised, we ‘praise kink-ers’ are not limited to seeking affirmation solely in the bedroom. During a recent conversation with a friend, she revealed that she felt aroused when a guy she was going on a second date with gave her a standing ovation upon seeing her in a stunning outfit. The genuine praise she received was immensely gratifying and the ensuing reaction was certainly worth the standing ovation.
Fortunately, my long-distance partner frequently compliments my appearance, causing a surge of serotonin every time. (On a side note, I find the term ‘lover’ rather distasteful, but that’s essentially what he is to me). At times, he’ll answer the phone with a deep, seductive voice and simply say, ‘Hello, beautiful,’ which drives me absolutely wild. I become a swooning, incoherent mess because I’m on a high from my praise kink.
Such moments of praise serve as a reminder that your partner is fully present and attentive to you in that moment, and who wouldn’t appreciate that? It’s akin to being worshipped, isn’t it?
I firmly believe that this is a kink that everyone should embrace. We’re no longer fixating on guys who play hard to get or ignore our texts; instead, we’re getting turned on by those who genuinely adore us, showering us with affectionate terms like ‘baby’ and making us feel like a million bucks. Good riddance to bad boys – they’re so last year. The new year is all about embracing praise men. Let’s make that clear, shall we?
Fortunately, my long-distance partner frequently compliments my appearance, causing a surge of serotonin every time. (On a side note, I find the term ‘lover’ rather distasteful, but that’s essentially what he is to me). At times, he’ll answer the phone with a deep, seductive voice and simply say, ‘Hello, beautiful,’ which drives me absolutely wild. I become a swooning, incoherent mess because I’m on a high from my praise kink.
