'Human beings appear to have the capacity to fetishize about almost anything,' Dr. Griffiths states. Within this fascinating spectrum of human behavior, wool fetishism, or 'woolies,' can range from mild enjoyment in cozy garments to extreme arousal and even 'partial mummification' in wool. The novel nature of this fetish suggests it may soon gain broader recognition as social dynamics around sexuality evolve. This reflects a rich terrain of psychological exploration that invites both curiosity and deeper understanding.
Dr. Griffiths notes, 'There is absolutely no scientific research on woolies suggests either that the fetish does not really exist or that it is a relatively newly realized fetish.' This lack of empirical support points to the novelty of the wool fetish and its emerging place in human sexuality, emphasizing the need for further studies to understand its prevalence and psychological implications in society.
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