Meaning of "Fetish"

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Originally, this term referred to a sexual perversion characterized by an excessive fixation on specific objects or body parts that leads to sexual arousal; however, nowadays it is also used more broadly to describe a preference for a particular object or trait that one finds exceptionally appealing and to which one feels a strong attraction.

"He has a fetish for perfume, so whenever a new scent comes out, he always makes a point of smelling it himself."

Body TooThis term refers to a malicious sexual crime in which perpetrators use video chat (webcam scams) to obtain explicit videos of victims and then use them as leverage to blackmail or phish the victims out of money; it is a neologism combining the terms "webcam scam" and "lottery."Natural ResourcesAn abbreviation for "netorare," it refers to a sexual preference or genre that involves a scenario where one’s lover or significant other is taken away by someone else.Chae Hong-saA term used figuratively to refer to a secretary or lackey who arranges for a woman to be introduced to a superior or sets up a social gathering for themAng KimottiA slang term derived from "kimochi" (meaning "feeling good" or "liking something") that originated in online streaming; while it is used to express liking or satisfaction depending on the situation, it is often misused with sexual undertones and may sound inappropriate depending on the context.Poop TankSlang used in baseball forums to refer to women's buttocks in a vulgar and crude mannerKigalThis is a meme (short for "smack a kiss") used in online broadcasts to encourage or incite physical contact or kissing between male and female streamers.Pick-up artistAn abbreviation for "Pick-Up Artist," referring to an attitude or group of people who use dating techniques to seduce others in order to gain sexual or material benefitsSuffragetteA radical and avant-garde women's movement in the West from the late 19th to the early 20th century that sought to secure women's suffrage, sometimes resorting to civil disobedience and violent resistance