Amaurophilia

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Amaurophilia is the preference for sexual intercourse with partners who are blind or blindfolded.[1] This type of sexual activity may also be conducted by engaging in sexual intercourse in complete darkness.[2]

Amaurophiliacs are extremely rare, but some will do simulation play with sleepshades; blindfolds or eye patches; or vision-restricting contact lenses, either worn or given to partners to wear. Some amaurophiliacs may even extend this play outside of sex through the use of blindfolds or contact lenses in conjunction with a white cane for mobility. Some amaurophiliacs may choose to learn Braille in order to enhance their experience during play sessions.

There are a few online articles and fanfiction, but they are frequently quite old or have broken URL links. Fewer still are actual blind persons who will cater to this fetish. They do exist but are very rare.[citation needed]

  1. ^ The Encyclopedia of Unusual Sex Practices (ISBN 0-942637-64-X). The "Amaurophilia" entry is excerpted online
  2. ^ Amaurophilia at AbbreviationDictionary

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