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Who is a Latex Lover?
As the name suggests, he or she loves latex and everything associated with it. This is a material fetish. Not only does latex clothing cause arousal, but also other rubber items and toys. The latex lover either enjoys wearing rubber themselves, enjoys seeing their play partner in latex, or a combination of both.
Which roles are similar?
A rubber fetishist can have either dominant or submissive preferences, or none at all from the BDSM realm. For them, latex is primarily the object of arousal.
In addition to the Latex Lover, there are also a large number of material or object fetishists in the fetish area. In addition to the latex lover, the most common are lovers of nylon, leather or PVC, for example. But wool, fur, silk and even down fetishes are also known. Ultimately, any material or object can have fetishistic connotations.
Which roles match?
Ideally another Latex Lover. This fetish can be lived out to the fullest together. Mutual understanding and sharing enthusiasm for the material enable intensive sessions full of concentration on the properties of the rubber. Whether BDSM practices or a power exchange also takes place depends on the individual. Since theoretically almost every role can wear latex, it is quite possible for latex lovers to combine preferences.
How do I know if I’m a Latex Lover?
Sexual arousal when feeling, wearing or smelling latex is a sign. Maybe the skin-tight fit of your latex clothing stimulates you. Maybe you’re particularly attracted to the smooth, shiny material and want to experience it with all your senses.
Most of the time, however, the preference is expressed before the first contact with latex clothing. For example, if you find it arousing to touch, smell, or taste everyday objects made of rubber.
As a Latex Lover it is important that…
…you indulge in your fetish in a safe and appropriate setting. At home, at a fetish party, or at a community meetup, no one will look at you strangely for being dressed entirely in rubber. A sexual preference is certainly not something you need to hide, but it’s also not something to impose on others. Even if you would love to wear your rubber every day, there are social settings where appearing in latex might unsettle others.
It is also important to check that there is no allergy to the shiny material or dressing aids such as silicone oil. Latex also makes you sweat a lot. So make sure to drink enough before, during and after wearing it and to wash and care for your latex clothing and yourself thoroughly after taking it off.
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