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Welcome to Ask Gigi, a column where psychosexual therapist, Gigi
Engle, answers your most intimate questions and explores a range of
sexual health topics. .
Where do kinks and fetishes come from?
Why are we turned on by the things we're turned on by? It's one of the most common, and often most anxiety-provoking, questions people bring to sex therapy. In this article, we explore what research can and can't tell us about the origins of kink, why there is rarely a single explanation for our desires, and how approaching sexuality with curiosity rather than shame can open the door to greater self-understanding and self-acceptance.
