Scientifically speaking, what causes someone to have a fetish?

[Anonymous No.12291546]

[Anonymous No.12291568]

>>12291546
I don't know, but strap~ me to a table and study me, cuz I've got a lot of them! (this is just a bump)

[Anonymous No.12292219]

Bump

[Anonymous No.12292247]

>>12291546
Which one?

[Anonymous No.12292396]

>>12291546
You might want to check out >>>/s/latex where people have been posting about latex in threads that have run continuously for several years now.

[Anonymous No.12292451]

Biases in development emerging from childhood. It's mostly side effect of a lot of things we dont necessary get about psychological development, so it's easy to fuck some things up. Not necessary a problem, at this point it's almost alway expectable and the amount of effort to stop that clearly is too superior to the benefit, if their is any

[Anonymous No.12292456]

>>12291546
So basically all animals with developed brains will imprint onto things. Fetishes are based on these imprints and how sex is viewed by greater society. So scientifically, it's memory forming neuro chemical, a combination of genetic predisposition, and social conditioning.

[Anonymous No.12292484]

>>12292451
Care to explain this in more detail?

[Anonymous No.12293039]

>>12292396
count me in the top 6 taboo

[Anonymous No.12293054]

I'm extremely submissive for a male and I have an interest in CG/L that flares up when I get stressed for too long, I'm also sort of a chubby chaser too.

It's weird because my parents were both in my life and my relationship with my mom was normal, though I wasn't a very affectionate kid. I'm also pretty attractive and decently charismatic so you wouldn't guess any of this at face value.