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Yea it's mostly just sexual but I recently started writing erotica with strong women. it's also sexual. but I don't get direct pleasure from it and it's more of a way to be creative. it's strange because usually when I finish a story at first I don't like it because I know everything that happens in the story. but if I come back a few months later it seems more fresh and it's really hot. some people say autistic people are more likely to have fetishes but it seems most shmoes are normies when they are not horny. I got a lot of random hobbies that are not sexual.
You mean,
I wonder how many of us might be neurodivergent, and found their special interest or hyperfixation in muscle women. If you can sit for hours on end, consuming media about these women, often without immediate sexual gratification, this might be the case...
Are you asking whether people edge to what they like before they get off? 🤔
I wonder how many of us might be neurodivergent, and found their special interest or hyperfixation in muscle women. If you can sit for hours on end, consuming media about these women, often without immediate sexual gratification, this might be the case...
Finding it funny that it is the user ViciousKinks that started the thread about muscle women being a hyperfixation and let's just say you got me, have a weak form of ADHD.
I just absolutely love them — it’s something incredible. These days, I wake up every day looking forward to posts from my favorite muscle girls and discovering new ones. It’s pleasurable, not only sexually but also visually, just seeing them. They’ve become part of my daily life.
I also have ADHD and I’ve always liked things that are different from what most people like, like aviation, motorsport, and muscle girls. It’s like, if I don’t check Instagram for my girls, or if I miss a post from them, I actually feel sad. This goes for all muscle girls in general, but especially my “obsessions,” lol — Chloe Shull, Kristen Nun, and Natasha Aughey.
Anyway, that’s how I feel. Nowadays, I honestly can’t live without muscle girls.
I just absolutely love them — it’s something incredible. These days, I wake up every day looking forward to posts from my favorite muscle girls and discovering new ones. It’s pleasurable, not only sexually but also visually, just seeing them. They’ve become part of my daily life.
I also have ADHD and I’ve always liked things that are different from what most people like, like aviation, motorsport, and muscle girls. It’s like, if I don’t check Instagram for my girls, or if I miss a post from them, I actually feel sad. This goes for all muscle girls in general, but especially my “obsessions,” lol — Chloe Shull, Kristen Nun, and Natasha Aughey.
Anyway, that’s how I feel. Nowadays, I honestly can’t live without muscle girls.
Just be happy you live now and so you can have this site to look at these wonderful muscle girls.
I wonder how many of us might be neurodivergent, and found their special interest or hyperfixation in muscle women. If you can sit for hours on end, consuming media about these women, often without immediate sexual gratification, this might be the case...