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Sexual arousal from an unconscious person
For "sleeping beauty syndrome," the hypersomnia disorder, see Kline-Levin syndrome .
Not to be confused with sleep sex , a parasomnia one engages in sex while asleep.


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Somnophilia (from Latin somnus "sleep" and Greek φιλία, -philia "friendship") is a paraphilia in which an individual becomes sexually aroused by someone who is unconscious . [1] [2] [3] The Dictionary of Psychology categorized somnophilia within the classification of predatory paraphilias. [4]

The term somnophilia was coined by John Money in 1986. [1] [2] He characterized the condition as a type of sexual fetishism , [1] described as a type of syndrome: "of the marauding-predatory type in which erotic arousal and facilitation or attainment of orgasm are responsive to and dependent on intruding upon" someone who is unable to respond. [1] [5] He wrote that often the condition then subsequently involves the individual waking the unresponsive sexual partner after the act has been committed. [1] [5]

According to Money, somnophilia may progress to necrophilia , the desire to have sexual relations with a dead body. [6] He characterized it as a form of "stealth and stealing paraphilias" including kleptophilia . [7] Money wrote that somnophilia has a high degree of correlation with acts of incest throughout history. [8] Abuse may follow from the condition including use of force or abduction . [6] Typically, the individual upon whom the sex act is committed by the somnophiliac is a stranger not previously known intimately to the individual. [9] The somnophiliac may create an unconscious state in the victim by drugging them, or may engage in sex with someone who is inebriated or asleep. [10] The perpetrator becomes attracted to the idea of a sexual participant who is unable to resist their advances. [10]

Diagnostic and Statistical Manual of Mental Disorders classified the term in 2000 under DSM-IV TR code 302.9 and in the International Statistical Classification of Diseases and Related Health Problems under ICD-10 code F65.9. [11] The Dictionary of Psychology categorized somnophilia within the classification of predatory paraphilias. [4]

Physicians have attempted to treat somnophilia with forms of psychotherapy , as well as with medications used for pedophilia . [1] However, James Cantor , psychologist and editor-in-chief of Sexual Abuse: A Journal of Research and Treatment stated: "There are occasional claims for treatment, but no one has presented meaningful, compelling evidence that someone with a paraphilia can be turned into someone without a paraphilia. As far as we can tell, it’s like sexual orientation ." [1] Somnophilia rises to the level of diagnosis when it causes "significant impairment", specifically, when the individual performing the sex act does so with a partner who does not give their consent. [1]

Somnophilia has presented itself as a recurring phenomenon in popular culture , including in the French film influenced by Alfred Hitchcock movies, Who Killed Bambi? ( French : Qui a tué Bambi ? ). [12] The plot of the horror film involves a surgeon who drugs his female patients in order to rape them. [12] The assailant resorts to murder after one of the women wakes up from her unconscious state as he begins to remove her clothing. [12] The title character attempts to warn the board of directors at the hospital of the murderer's activity. [12]

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Somnophilia: Revealing Sleeping Fetish.
When and how to share sleeping fetish with a new partner?
My fetish ruined my long-term relationship.
My fetish ruined my long-term relationship.
(NSFW) What was the first time you learned you were into your kink?
How did you discover your fetish for the first time, and how did it evolve after that? (NSFW)
I am a somnophiliac. Sleeping women give me a boner. AMA.
My wife (34) denies masturbating; I (34) know otherwise, and it's messing me up
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As you can see from my username, my fetish is somnophilia. I am deeply attracted to seeing men sleeping. I love to watch and feel them fall into slumber: their heavy breathing, the hypnic jerks, their heavy limbs, and best of all, snoring. I encourage you to read through my post history to see how I discovered this fetish and how poorly I've dealt with it over the years. I have had this fetish since I was 4 years old. I realized at 24 that it was a sexual thing. I failed to disclose this information to my partner of 7 years, and we eventually broke up, due in part to our dead bedroom. I dated around for a year after, and had lots of great sex, and didn't act upon my fetish. But now...
I'm with the man I am going to marry. I've been with him for 3 months. This has been the single best sexual relationship of my life. We fuck like bunnies every time we are together, and he is able to get me to cum even outside of satisfying my fetish. Things are progressing, and we've delved deeper lately, and we've started to talk a lot more openly about sex. I'm not used to any of this, but it makes me feel very optimistic and closer to him than any human ever in my life.
Last night we were really talking quite a bit (I'm away on vacation) and he asked me if it was OK if in the mornings, he could play with me and take me, even if I hadn't woken up. This really, really excited me. I said, "that's pretty much specifically what I want" and I meant it. But it makes me wonder... does he have somnophilia??
My boyfriend is a very sleepy man and I think he could easily spend an entire weekend in bed napping, and still get an 8 hour sleep at night. Obviously, this makes me very happy. The thing is: I don't nap. I hardly sleep. I have been an on and off insomniac my entire life. I especially can't sleep when I am with him, because as soon as he falls asleep (which he can do less than 15 seconds after closing his eyes), I get extremely, unbearably wet and excited. He seemed really disappointed that I'm not into napping, even though he falls asleep around me pretty damn liberally. Anyway, last weekend, after a nice afternoon out, we went back to my apartment and he fell asleep sitting up. I was wet as hell. Eventually, I laid down with him and we were able to nap together. Later that day, when he was at home, he literally went on and on and on about how much he enjoyed that and how he wants to nap with me every day, and how he always wants to wake up with me. I agreed. But I'm really, really starting to wonder if perhaps he has the very same fetish I do. It honestly seems like it.
So after he asked me last night, "can I play with you and take you in the mornings when you haven't fully woken up" I decided: it's time. I am going to tell him. When I get home from vacation in 2 days, I am going to tell him: I am attracted to sleeping men. As soon as he falls asleep, I get wetter and crazier than anything else on earth can make me. I want to tell him that I usually masturbate when he falls asleep and it's the most intense orgasms I am capable of having. I want to tell him that when he falls asleep, I want to wake him up so that he can finger me and fuck me. I want to use his finger to masterbate me when he's passed out. I want him to fuck me just the same.
There's a chance that we are truly matched here. This is the first time in my life I've felt even remotely comfortable entertaining this fetish (again... read my post history to find out about my lifetime of shame) and I feel like it truly might open the doors to living out my greatest sexual fantasies. I might actually get to have a good sex life, after hating sex most of my life.
This might be the best fucking thing to ever happen.
How do you confess a fetish? I am soooo fucking nervous, because I feel like, he's gonna find out that all those sweet and sleepy tender moments together were actually more sexy than he ever imagined. Maybe he won't want to do it anymore? Maybe he doesn't share my fetish, and he'll be creeped out? I'm scared!!
But damnit... what if he shares the fetish and all my deepest fantasies are literally a nap away?? I have spent my entire life hating sex and feeling ashamed of myself and like there's something wrong with me. I don't want to feel this anymore!
For some fairly intense and detailed background, feel free to read my post history.
It has been a year since I've become single from my long term relationship, the relationship in which I fully realized the extent of my fetish. By the end, I wasn't able to have sex with him outside of weekend mornings, in which I deliberately woke up earlier than him in order to pleasure myself to his snoring. I never told my partner about my fetish. I never let on, even a little. If he was super perceptive, maybe he could tell. We lived together many years, it's hard to imagine he never thought there might be something . It wasn't him that was getting me so wondrously wet, but the feeling of him drift into slumber beside me, or on my chest, or even better, wrapped around or on top of me. That feeling of his body going heavy and limp, and twitch, the deep breathing. Fuck me. I can hardly write it out for you.
Since we broke up, I haven't acted on this fetish. I've been with guys, slept in their beds, laid awake beside them wet and full of temptation, but resisted acting on it out of respect. Now, I'm wondering what to do going forward. How soon into a sexual relationship should I share this information? The new guy I am with is super perceptive. We haven't slept in the same bed yet but have had sex. Sex that was good, and I was wet, but it's never anything like when a guy falls asleep next to me, and I wake them up for intense morning sex. It's just the most wet and turned on I can possibly be. Nothing else comes close. Outside of acting on my fetish, I usually use lube, because I just can't get turned on in the same way.
Any advice here? How soon to share a fetish? Is it worth sharing? Do you think a guy would be unnerved by this? I like him and I'd like to take my sex life to the next level in general, so maybe it's time I shared this little secret and embrace it, instead of letting it ruin my life and make me hate myself.
(or: How To Ruin Someone's Self-Esteem and Sexual Confidence by Not Admitting to Your Paraphilia)
Sex has always been a baffling thing to me. Something I did because I thought I had to in order to have a relationship, and because kissing sure was fun, but I never really got the actual sex part. I used to laugh during sex, which obviously was a confusing turn-off for the man trying their goddamn hardest to please me. They could try forever, but I would never be pleased. I didn't know what an orgasm even was until I was 23, when I finally learned what masturbating really was, because I had finally pin-pointed my trigger: I am excited by sleeping men.
When I had that divine realization, all those weird little "incidents" in my childhood and youth came to light. So that's why I forced that boy to get into my bed and try and lure him to sleep when I was 6 years old. How confusing and strange that must have been for such a young boy, to have such a young girl enact their paraphilia upon them, unknowingly (but maybe a bit, just a little, in a way). So that's why sex has always been so baffling to me. I'd never been turned on before! But here I was, at 23, in my first real, honest-to-God relationship with a man I actually loved, in his bed, naked, cumming gloriously again and again and again (and again and again and again...). Furious, wonderful, wet masturbation, energetic bliss in its purest form, and all I needed was his dozing face, his beautiful, limp, twitching body, the rhythmic breathing, those little snores. I knew full well what I had discovered that day. It was the truth. My truth, finally unlocked, recognized for what it was.
This should have led to a happy, healthy sex life. Isn't it a good thing to know what precise tick turns you on? And falling asleep isn't too much to ask of a man, right? We'll fall asleep together every night when we live together. And I'll happen upon him, dozed off on the couch, or snagging a quick cat nap on the bed. So much opportunity for exploration and discovery, right?
Instead, I shacked up with a partner who never napped, and rarely came to to bed at the same time as me, and did not respond to my pleas for a cooperative bed time. No surprise naps on the couch. Hardly any co-napping either. Darn. So, you'd think possibly honesty would be the best policy here, right? Your partner is starting to wonder why you never get turned on with them, ever (and I mean that: as soon as I recognized my somnophilia, I was never able to get turned on in any other fashion ever again). Why we only have sex on Saturday mornings. But no. Instead of being open with my poor partner, even after almost a decade together in a loving, committed relationship, I kept this secret locked painfully inside. There were times when I thought perhaps he'd caught on to me, but now I really don't think he had any clue at all. How could he think I, who was bashful and careful and not at all sexual, was actually habouring a wonderful and dirty secret, the actual key to my sexuality: an irresistible sexual fascination with sleeping men. He never knew that I could come 15 times in a row, inside of 30 minutes, if the "perfect chain of events" presented itself. Would he have enjoyed that knowledge? I don't know, I was never able to confess. I was so deeply ashamed of myself. I hated myself, truly, for being this way, for failing him sexually, for not being normal, for having such an intrusive trigger , and I hated myself most of all for allowing myself to privately experience pure bliss as he slept unawares beside me.
He has finally left me. He never said that sex had anything to do with it. In reality, it was one of many things. We're no longer talking, and I am heartbroken, because I feel that my witholding this secret ultimately must have fucked with him mentally. He could never have known that I was deceiving him. He felt himself unattractive, unwanted. Broken. Soiled. He accused me once of cheating on him, but he couldn't have been farther from the truth. I never looked at another man. He asked me if I was gay -- of course not! I never fantasized about anyone. I was deeply attracted to him. I betrayed him only by not trusting him enough with my feelings to open up to him about my sexuality.
Now he's gone, our love is gone, and he probably thinks it's his fault, and we're not talking and I can't tell him the truth. I want so badly, more than anything on Earth to tell him. But what good would it do now? Our lives are now firmly separated, the communication is gone, and our love has been forcefully buried, never to be exhumed. I feel most guilty because part of why he left was his own exhausting fight against depression, a battle he has been losing overall, especially within the last year. And I thought our sex life hadn't been so bad lately, but it was still severely infrequent (once a week at MOST but often once every 2 weeks) and always initiated by me, in the morning, on Saturday, no exceptions. If he tried to initiate with me, I'd turn him down, because I could not be excited in that manner. The night before we broke up, I turned him down. The millionth time in our relationship, and the last. I don't blame him for one second for recognizing that his partner wasn't attracted to him (I was, I absolutely was, just not in the normal way...) and for finally giving up and no longer accepting the rejection. He didn't deserve that. He did not deserve to be made to feel unwanted because his idiot shameful girlfriend decided to feel disgusting about their paraphilia instead of accepting it as something good and exciting and let's face it, easy. I was and am so ashamed. I've posted about this issue in the past on Reddit, and every single person begged me to be open with my partner, if I loved him. If I was comfortable with him, I'd be honest, and we could explore this together. But instead, I retreated further and further into my guilt and shame (not as though that ever once prevented me from acting on it - I was a downright creep) and knowingly allowed him to go on confused and naive. I let him hate himself for no fucking reason other than my own discomfort.
If you love your partner, please, I beg of you: be honest about your sexual preferences, hang ups, fears, fantasies, and most especially, if you have a specific fetish. If you're like me, and you can only get turned on by an exclusive circumstance (a paraphilia, in my case, somnophilia) then you absolutely need to be open, honest, and up front about it. Do not commit this act of emotional (and maybe even sexual) abuse against your partner. Your lack of honesty will fuck with their brains, with their self esteem, and will erode the communication channels in your relationship. If you don't tell them, you will knowingly watch your partner suffer, and you will be the cause, and you will allow them to suffer while still fulfilling yourself. You will be ashamed, and you will cause you both great turmoil. And when it ends, you will fucking squirm, and regret, and ruminate, and regret some more. This is not the single reason for our relationship's end, but it's probably, deep down, the main reason. This breakdown in communication seeps into every aspect of your love, becau
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