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Sexual taboos are a longstanding source of societal controversy. These sexual practices, off-limits within certain cultures, are often viewed with judgment and practiced secretly. 

As the discussions around sexual health and freedom shift and evolve, there's a growing argument for normalizing these conventions. Proponents argue that open conversation and acceptance lend themselves to inclusive, healthy sexuality within society. But not everyone agrees. 

So, what’s taboo sexuality, and why are people against it?

What’s taboo sex? 

Sexual taboos are sexual acts that are considered outside typical sexual norms. These preferences are viewed as abnormal and, in some cases, unacceptable, with most societies finding their discussion uncomfortable. Some examples include breeding and extramarital affairs. 

While some sexual “taboos” are rooted in culture and religion or specific groups of people, there are sex preferences out there that may be less deserving of the title. And some of them are harmless fantasy — it all depends on what you’re into.

Taboo sexuality versus fetishes and kinks

When considering what's taboo, kinks and fetishes are often lumped in together. But they're not the same. While the term "taboo" has a negative connotation and may make you think of something forbidden, fetishes and kinks are a different story. 

Taboo sexual acts are considered abnormal or unacceptable by societal standards, like sleeping with your married professor. Fetishes and kinks, on the other hand, are unique preferences that cause arousal and help the person achieve climax. But even these two terms differ. 

Kinks are specific sexual preferences or practices that often deviate from traditionally "normal" sexual behavior. Common kinks include:

• Role-playing
• Exhibitionism
• Voyeurism
• Auralism (being aroused by sound)
• Bondage
• Temperature play
• Tickling