fekálnorálním

Fekálnorálním is a term that appears in discussions related to paraphilias, specifically referencing sexual practices or interests involving feces and the act of anilingus (oral stimulation of the anus). It combines the Latin word "faex" meaning feces with the concept of oral contact.

The term itself is not widely used in mainstream clinical or psychological literature and is more commonly found in fringe or specialized discussions. When it is used, it typically denotes a sexual fetish or a component of a sexual paraphilia where feces play a role in sexual arousal or gratification. This can manifest in various ways, including viewing, touching, or ingesting feces, or engaging in anilingus.

It's important to note that paraphilias, including those involving scatological elements, exist on a spectrum. The presence of an interest or fantasy does not necessarily indicate a disorder unless it causes significant distress, impairment in functioning, or harm to oneself or others. Clinical definitions and classifications of paraphilias are detailed in diagnostic manuals such as the Diagnostic and Statistical Manual of Mental Disorders (DSM).

Discussions surrounding "fekálnorálním" often overlap with broader conversations about sexual diversity, fetishes, and the classification of paraphilic disorders. The term itself highlights a specific intersection of interests within the broader category of scatological fetishes.