Voyeurism, or getting sexual arousal from watching, can be enjoyed in different degrees. Sometimes you might try to look down a woman’s blouse when she bends down, or catch a quick glimpse on what’s under a short skirt blown by a gust of wind. Sometimes you might access a web cam service to watch someone undress on the other end. Sometimes, you might try to sneak a peek at your neighbors’ windows from across the street, hoping to catch a glimpse of the beautiful couple getting it on.
What drives people to participate and actually get turned on by watching others? Sexual activity is associated with physical contact with another, so what does voyeurism feed on?
The answer can be summed up in just one word: curiosity.
The human mind is naturally curious. It wants to know everything. And in the world of voyeurism, how much you know translates to how turned on you get. In fact, the fun is multiplied when the person that you are watching knows about it. When a girl wears a short skirt with sexy panties because she wants others to catch a glimpse, when the person you are watching over the web camera is even asking you what you want to see, and when the couple across the street makes sure to keep a small bit of the curtain slid back so that others can see them – voyeurism intensifies the pleasure and enjoyment that it brings to you.
However, there is a dark side to voyeurism. Catching a glimpse of your neighbors having sex is one thing. It’s another thing – even illegal – to set up a camera right outside their window. This is a line that you must be careful not to cross. In voyeurism, you must always be in control of your sexual urges, just enough for it not to become an unhealthy addiction.
“The Falls Resort” by A.T. Moore delves deep into voyeurism, showing how a voyeur experiences and craves for this sexual activity. It takes the experience to the next level, with a setting that pushes voyeurism to its boundaries – a place that is as close to a voyeur’s paradise as a place can get. Just how far can you go to get the thrill of watching?
“The Falls Resort” is currently available in Kindle format at Amazon.com. Click on the link to preview the book or download your own copy.
What drives people to participate and actually get turned on by watching others? Sexual activity is associated with physical contact with another, so what does voyeurism feed on?
The answer can be summed up in just one word: curiosity.
The human mind is naturally curious. It wants to know everything. And in the world of voyeurism, how much you know translates to how turned on you get. In fact, the fun is multiplied when the person that you are watching knows about it. When a girl wears a short skirt with sexy panties because she wants others to catch a glimpse, when the person you are watching over the web camera is even asking you what you want to see, and when the couple across the street makes sure to keep a small bit of the curtain slid back so that others can see them – voyeurism intensifies the pleasure and enjoyment that it brings to you.
However, there is a dark side to voyeurism. Catching a glimpse of your neighbors having sex is one thing. It’s another thing – even illegal – to set up a camera right outside their window. This is a line that you must be careful not to cross. In voyeurism, you must always be in control of your sexual urges, just enough for it not to become an unhealthy addiction.
“The Falls Resort” by A.T. Moore delves deep into voyeurism, showing how a voyeur experiences and craves for this sexual activity. It takes the experience to the next level, with a setting that pushes voyeurism to its boundaries – a place that is as close to a voyeur’s paradise as a place can get. Just how far can you go to get the thrill of watching?
“The Falls Resort” is currently available in Kindle format at Amazon.com. Click on the link to preview the book or download your own copy.
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