Figure #5

-By B. Terrance Grey
Mapping Paraphilic Infantilism and Diaper Fetishes - Method and Results

Part of the Survey Project at Understanding.Infantilism.Org

Figure #5 - Presence and Importance of Sex.

Figure Description

This figure is a 3D bar plot correlating the importance of sexuality as an aspect of paraphilic infantilism and disper fetishism with its presence. The percentages are with respect to importance. ABDLs who included unrestricted sexuality in their games and fantasies were most likely to consider it 'important' (38.5%). ABDLs who never involved sexuality in their games and fantasies were most likely to consider it 'Must be absent' (37.7%). Those that moderated the sexual practices, or excluded it at particular times, were most likely to consider it 'OK.'

Questions and Results Crosstabulation

This result involved questions number 9 and 32. The interim results are crosstabulated below.

9)[How important are these specific aspects in scenes, games, or fantasies to you?] The sex. Masturbation, intercourse, and the like might be involved.

Very important
Important
OK
Tolerable
Must be absent

32)In your fantasies, games, and scenes, sex (masturbation, intercourse, etc)...

... is present and unrestricted .
... is present but moderated. For example, masturbation but no intercourse.
... is present except when in caregiver/child roleplay.
... is present except when in the child is regressed/ in a child or baby-like headspace.
... is never involved.
I don't have ageplay or ABDL games, scenes, or fantasies. (not plotted)

	Unrestricted	Moderated	-Roleplay	-Regressed	Never Involved
>Very Important	125	47	6	8	2
Important	166	102	11	21	6
OK	122	132	40	43	34
Tolerable	12	35	13	22	51
Absent	3	6	9	5	56

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