Defined by the act performed rather than an object or a body part.
Interests defined by an activity rather than an object: voyeurism and exhibitionism (in their consensual forms), group and multi-partner play, dirty talk, recording, and watching or sharing a partner. The act itself is the source of arousal.
62 entries
CompositionMixed61 sexual · 1 non-sexual
Entries6213.1% of the catalog
Mean index51.4 /100catalog 39.3
Subcategories2424 facets
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Here the organizing principle is something done: watching or being watched, displaying, recording, talking, or arranging multi-partner scenarios such as group play, threesomes, and the candaulist cluster (cuckolding, hotwife, sharing a partner).
The consensual versions live in this category; their non-consensual clinical analogues (voyeuristic, exhibitionistic, and frotteuristic disorders) are documented under Clinical Paraphilias. Consent, privacy, and the law (especially around recording and public exposure) are the dividing lines.
Ultra-common11
Very common11
Common25
Uncommon10
Rare5
Very rare0
Ultra-common11
Very common11
Common25
Uncommon10
Rare5
Very rare0
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Interests defined by an activity rather than an object: voyeurism and exhibitionism (in their consensual forms), group and multi-partner play, dirty talk, recording, and watching or sharing a partner. The act itself is the source of arousal.
How many Acts & Activities kinks are there?
KINKSpec catalogues 62 entries under Acts & Activities, out of 474 in the full index. Each is defined in clinical language and ranked 0–100 by how common it is.
What is the most common Acts & Activities kink?
Bondage ranks highest in this group, scoring 86/100 on the KINKSpec popularity index.