Step into an intriguing exploration of fetishism and astrology with our guest, Omar in today's episode - a character shaped by a history of sibling hijinks that unexpectedly opened his doors to the world of fetish interests. Omar provides a fresh perspective, drawing parallels between astrology and fetishes, suggesting that our celestial sense of being may well have an essential role in the kinks we develop.

As we navigate Omar's unique theory, we interrogate why certain fetishes become mainstream while others remain obscure. We're confronted with questions about destiny - if our early life experiences script a preordained future, much akin to astrology, or is it merely behavioral patterns influenced by what garners our attention. By embracing his fetish as a predetermined route etched in his astrological cards, Omar found a way to alleviate the embarrassment associated with it.

He brings us candidly through his childhood and high school years, discussing the evolution of his fetish and the shame he had to conquer. Elevating this exploration, we go with Omar down the memory lane of media, from the movie 'Unstable Fables' to the famous face-fart emote in 'Fable' - both significant markers of his journey.

The conversation takes a deeper turn into the realms of intimacy, transparent communication, and authenticity. We get to delve into the moment when Omar came clean to his girlfriend about his fetish - a pivotal juncture that ended up making their relationship more open and accepting. Omar also explains his fluid fascination with both men and women farting, despite identifying as straight.

As Omar gives us a sneak peek into his rare blend of interests - femdom, bullying, smothering and a sensory preference for smell and feel, he also reflects on the personal relief he finds in his farts. He further leads us into his spiritual enlightenment through astrology and mindful introspection, focusing particularly on Vedic Astrology that has formed an essential part of his life's creed.

We'll also touch upon contemporary topics like OnlyFans subscriptions and IMVU's virtual reality chat space. Wrapping up this introspective journey, we'll spotlight some of our favorite past and current fart content creators, reinforcing the importance of embracing one's unique interests and fetishes whilst aiming to debunk the stigma surrounding them.

Join us for an unprecedented dive into the intricacies of fetishism and astrology, a truly fascinating convergence of self-exploration, acceptance, and growth.

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In today’s episode, we dive into the world of burp fetish with our special guest, Deae Ructum. We start with a light discussion about the origins of Deae’s alias and the crucial importance of online privacy. The conversation then shifts to eructophilia, commonly known as burp fetish, and we also explore Deae’s experiences as a trans woman and a lesbian. Deae shares how she has navigated this fetish, grappling with both positive and negative aspects since becoming aware of it.

We also touch on adjacent kinks like weight gain and vore, questioning at what point tolerating a kink in content becomes an enjoyment of it. Deae emphasizes the role of context in determining what is arousing to an individual and discusses other interests such as gentle domination and realistic giantess fantasies.

Our discussion broadens to media representation of fetishes and alternative sexuality, weighing the importance of respectful portrayal against naive expectations. Deae insightfully discusses the challenge of recalling when she first recognized her burp fetish, delving into the concept of constructive memory. She proposes whether she developed the fetish after seeking related content or vice versa, suggesting a socially influenced origin of fetishes and sexuality.

Deae addresses the ethical complexities of navigating burp or fart fetishes, which aren’t taught anywhere, and the importance of personal language to describe our experiences. She critiques negative paradigms reinforced by pornography, such as catering to the male gaze and fetishization of queerness, as well as the harmful treatment of trans women.

We explore what constitutes pornographic content and the ethics of disclosing fetishes to partners. Deae shares her pursuits in filmmaking and game development, discussing the potential inclusion of fetish content in her work. We also touch on my narrative short fetish fiction, discussing what drives me in this creative arena. Deae expresses a desire to create non-fiction projects focused on living with a burp fetish.

Deae discusses finding comfort in understanding that her burp fetish is not her sole expression of sexuality and overcoming the inherent shame associated with a secret fetish in a religious upbringing in the deep South. We explore the ethics of non-erotic content on platforms like TikTok and Twitch that might still arouse fetishists, and the issues around sharing creators' paid content and mistreating sex workers.

We debate the representation of fetish-adjacent content in teen shows like Total Drama Island and 6teen, and Deae challenges the mission of normalization this podcast strives for. We reaffirm the importance of building strong bonds and sharing fetishes at the right time with understanding partners. Deae also highlights the value of this podcast in creating a space for intellectual discussion about fetishes.

Lastly, we delve into one of Deae’s passions: author James Joyce and the ethics of posthumously publishing private diaries or correspondences, reflecting on the invasive nature of digging into artists' lives.

This episode is packed with insights and probably should be two episodes!

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In this revealing episode, we delve into Dominic's journey into eproctophilia, tracing his fascination back to light-hearted moments from his youth, such as comedic scenes in movies and quirky YouTube videos. Now, having embraced his interest more fully, Dominic navigates the complexities of this unique fetish within the community—favoring authentic, spontaneous experiences over more contrived scenarios.

Our conversation also touches on broader issues, such as the gaps in sexual education that leave many young people uninformed about the diversity of sexual interests and identities. Dominic candidly shares his transition from curious observer to active participant within the eproctophilia scene, detailing his initial forays into meeting others with the same interest during his university years and the blend of excitement and apprehension that followed.

As Dominic opens up about his sexual identity and evolution since embracing his curiosity in the eproctophilia community, we explore the impact of pornography on sexual development. Interestingly, Dominic has ventured into fart fetish podcasting, with his show "Let's Talk Eproctophilia," which he started in 2024 to forge a new path for himself in creating a show around an underexplored niche.

Dominic's reflections highlight a journey of self-discovery, empowerment, and the pursuit of a community that understands and accepts the unique allure of eproctophilia. Despite concerns about how his fetish might affect others' perceptions of him, Dominic emphasizes the importance of self-acceptance and the positive role the fetish has played in his life.

Ending on a note of hope and curiosity, Dominic envisions a future where the taboo surrounding fart fetish diminishes, fostering a stronger, more inclusive community. This episode invites listeners to ponder the role of fetishes in creating active, supportive communities and encourages a broader conversation about finding one's place in the expansive mosaic of human sexuality.

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