Breast expansion fetish

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Breast expansion fetishism is a sexual fetish characterized by pronounced sexual fantasies involving a woman (or sometimes a man) whose breasts enlarge, either gradually or suddenly, sometimes to gargantuan proportions.[1] Breast expansion fetishism may manifest as a form of body inflation or balloon fetishism.[2]

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Breast expansion fetishists are fascinated by the processes by which breasts can become larger, be it age progression, pregnancy, weight gain or surgery,[2][3] It is common for them to examine closely the careers of adult and mainstream entertainers and their increasing, or decreasing, bust sizes.[4]

Breast expansion stories are fantastical tales of women’s busts being enlarged by air, food, magic, medicine, alien technology or some other unseen force. Generally, the amount of enlargement is limited only by the imagination of the author, from as little as a cup size to as big as room-filling and beyond. Occasionally these stories involve other fetishes such as erotic lactation, anthropomorphism, macrophilia, transgender, body inflation, penis expansion, or any of the processes under the umbrella term growth or transformation fetish.[5] Stories and pictures associated with breast expansion may contain vivid depictions of sexual activity, but not necessarily.

Two examples of movies with breast expansion are Bruce Almighty and The Stepford Wives, and there is a video series Dream On, that "may be the first series to proclaim publicly almost every week that it has a breast fetish."[6]

Morphing is one way BE fetishists generate new media. A Morph is a photograph, an artwork or an animation which uses morphing techniques to expand a woman's breasts.

Breast expansion is a recurring theme in some H anime and manga. In the anime series Ayashi no Ceres, a young girl's skirt and blouse burst open as she transforms into a young woman with larger breasts and deep cleavage.[citation needed]

  1. ^ Carey, Kimberly. "Breast Enlargement Fantasty a Big Burden to Bear", Chicago Tribune, May 25, 1997, pp. 6. Retrieved on 2007-03-21.
  2. ^ a b Gates, Katherine. Deviant Desires: Body Inflation. ISBN 1-89045-103-7. Retrieved on 2007-03-19. 
  3. ^ Wijsbek, Henri (2000). "The pursuit of beauty: The enforcement of aesthetics or a freely adopted lifestyle?". Journal of Medical Ethics 26 (6): 454-459. 
  4. ^ Lee, Chris. "Getting it right; One of the Tops in the Trade: Not nature but a skilled prosthetics designer helped raise Selma Blair's profile in John Waters' new film", Los Angeles Times, Sept. 25, 3004, pp. E8. Retrieved on 2007-03-21.
  5. ^ Gates, Katherine (2002). Erotic Roadmap. Retrieved on 2007-03-22.
  6. ^ O'Connor, John J. "TV Weekend; 'Dream On' and Some Other Games People Play; [Review]", The New York Times, pp. C26.

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