Kink Dictionary: Harpaxophilia
What is Harpaxophilia?
Harpaxophilia is a type of fetish where a person gets sexually aroused by the idea of being robbed or robbed themselves. It is also known as kleptophilia or kleptolagnia. This fetish can be played as a role in consensual non-consent, where one partner pretends to rob the other, creating a thrilling experience for both parties.
Playing Harpaxophilia as a Role in Consensual Non-Consent
Consensual non-consent is a type of BDSM play where both partners agree to act out a scenario where one partner appears to be non-consenting. In the case of harpaxophilia, one partner may pretend to break into the other partner’s home and rob them while the other partner acts as the victim. This can be an exhilarating experience for both parties as it allows them to explore their fantasies in a safe and consensual manner.
Chrematistophilia: A Similar Kink
Chrematistophilia is a similar kink to harpaxophilia, but instead of being aroused by the idea of being robbed, a person gets sexually aroused by being forced to pay for sex. This can also be played as a role in consensual non-consent, where one partner pretends to be a sex worker and the other partner pretends to be a client who is forced to pay for their services.
Exploring Harpaxophilia Safely
As with any fetish or kink, it is important to explore harpaxophilia safely and consensually. This may involve setting boundaries and discussing what is and isn’t okay before engaging in any type of play. It is also important to have a safe word in place in case either partner feels uncomfortable or wants to stop the play. Communicating openly and honestly with your partner is key to ensuring a safe and enjoyable experience for all involved.
Conclusion
Harpaxophilia is a unique and exciting fetish that can be explored safely and consensually through role-playing and consensual non-consent. It is important to communicate openly with your partner and set boundaries before engaging in any type of play to ensure a safe and enjoyable experience for all involved.