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Objectophilia is a little-known fetish in which individuals develop strong romantic and sexual attachments to inanimate objects. These objects can be anything from cars, buildings, or even bridges. While objectophilia is not a widely discussed concept, it is a real fetish that has been studied by psychologists.

Those who experience objectophilia often describe feeling a deep emotional and romantic connection to objects that they perceive as having a personality or life force. They may engage in sexual acts with these objects, such as hugging, kissing, or even having intercourse. Objectophiles may also feel protective of their objects and become jealous when others touch or use them.

Objectophilia is not a new phenomenon, and there have been recorded cases of objectophiles throughout history. One of the most famous cases is that of Eija-Riitta Eklöf, who married the Berlin Wall in 1979. She claimed to have a deep emotional connection to the wall and even changed her last name to reflect her marriage to it.

Despite the fact that objectophilia is not a widely accepted fetish, it is not considered to be harmful as long as all parties involved are consenting. However, it is important to note that there can be risks associated with engaging in sexual acts with inanimate objects. Individuals who experience objectophilia may also face social stigma and discrimination due to their fetish.

While this fetish is not widely understood or accepted, it is a real phenomenon that has been studied by psychologists. As with any fetish, it is important to ensure that all parties involved are consenting and aware of the risks associated with the fetish.