A sexual or erotic fetish is the sexual arousal brought upon by an object, situation or body part that is, for the most part, not normalized within the context of social norms. Traditionally, fetishisms were regarded as irregular behaviors that had to be remediated by psychiatrists.

However, fetishism is normal and is very much part of the human condition and sexuality.

A common genre of fetish is known as food play. This is where a sexual act uses food during erotic foreplay to enhance stimulation of the mind and body. It is usually sweeteners and fruits that are used most often in erotic foodplay as they offer several benefits. Natural sweeteners with such as pure maple syrup are known for greatly improving the taste of semen, as well as to increase sperm volume. Other types of food that are often used are whipped cream, strawberries, chocolate, etc. Some even bring sandwiches into the bedroom (George Costanza from “Seinfeld”).

This brings us to the next topic of discussion; maple syrup in sexual fetishes.

100% pure maple syrup is one of Canada’s greatest exports after timber and oil. The origins and current capital for production are in the province of Quebec in Canada. Maple syrup is a natural sweetener made from the sap extracted from maple trees. The abundance of maple trees and the diverse Canadian climate is one of the reasons why maple syrup production is so high in places like Quebec.

Recently there has been an explosion of popularity for this new maple syrup foodplay fetishism. Apparently, this tradition has been practiced for a long time within Native American culture. It is in the city of Montreal where this fetish has been kept as a mutual secret.

How or why would you keep that as a secret?

It’s pretty simple. Fetishism is not regarded highly. Especially in your professional life, would you really want your boss to know that you enjoy getting your body lathered in maple syrup for erotic pleasures?

Another reason is that despite maple syrup being a sweetener, all of the health benefits that come with it are what make it an exclusive commodity. Some of the many benefits of consuming it (with moderation) include:

-Higher Energy Levels
-Sweetened Taste of Sperm
-Larger Volumes of Sperm
-Great Source of Iron, Zinc, and Potassium

How It Works:

In the autumn, maple trees store sugar in their roots just before the winter. As the winter ends and the spring begins, these trees give off sap which can then be tapped and concentrated to create the syrup form which we then lather on our pancakes, or sex partner.

The production is focused in the months of February, March and April as these are the most significant months of weather change in these cold climates. The sap goes into buckets that are attached to trees, and once full, they go into the procedure of boiling. When the sap extracted from the trees is boiled, its properties change to more solid sugar forms, a taffy-kind of texture. From there, it can be further boiled down to create maple butter, cream, taffy and of course, the syrup.

What You Can Do With Maple Syrup During Foreplay:

Typically, you want to avoid inserting foods into orifices. So if you plan on going with a night of maple syrup play, you would want to avoid putting it inside the vagina or anus. But you can always put it on a man’s penis, but avoid lathering on the tip. Those who don’t enjoy the taste of pussy or vagina can use maple syrup to mask the smell. This greatly improves foreplay, as you will see when you try it.

Put maple syrup on sensitive areas of your body (nipples, torso, back, butt cheeks, get creative) and lick it off, but do it gently.

You can always perform a Canadian Blowjob, this is where your partner puts maple syrup on your penis and then sucks it off. The possibilities are endless.

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