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Necrophilia: Desire, Death, and the Psychology of Absolute Control

For some, fascination with death goes beyond curiosity and into something far more unsettling. This article explores the psychology, history, and meaning behind one of the most taboo paraphilias.

There are people who find beauty in death and to some of those people, beauty becomes desire and their fantasies turn into the eroticization of sexual acts with the dead. This complex sexual fantasy has a name and that name is necrophilia. It is a paraphilia focusing on the dead or in other words, corpses.

Some people believe that necrophilia solely revolves around “sick people” while others understand that it’s a delicate balance between life and death. However, this paraphilia, when taken to the extreme, exists only with non consensual practices. No amount of BDSM can save an extreme necrophiliac. 

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Anglo-Saxon Dangerous Dead Burial In Nottinghamshire

In the Middle Ages, the rise of many beliefs creeping out of ancient folklore surfaced. One of them is the vampire, alongside witches that were common and werewolves. In modern times, when digging in the ‘old country,’ one might find rather strange burials.

The Middle Ages Fortune-Tellers

Back in Medieval Times, people didn’t have meteorologists to explain Mother Nature’s behaviour. They didn’t have the luxury of biologists telling them not to drink stagnant water. Instead, people had other ways to explain diseases and poor crops.

People of the Middle Ages often tried to find someone to blame, and it would come from dark places. With the Church spreading its wings across Europe, witchery was the popular belief. 

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Alleged Vampire Witch

A vampire is a being from folklore that subsists by feeding on the vital force of the living. In European folklore, vampires were undead beings that often visited loved ones and caused mischief or deaths in the neighborhoods they inhabited while they were alive. — Wikipedia

Debunking History

Throughout human history, the word vampire spread around the world since the dawn of humankind. Legends and myths from different civilizations nowhere near connected, share the same type of creature. Originally meaning: forceful bite, in my cultures, the creature itself seems to share common grounds. Its number one being the taste for blood.

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