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What is a necrophile exactly? What sort of interaction with death is necessary in order for one to take on that label of deviance? The Diagnostic and Statistical Manual of Mental Disorders, which provides the criteria by means of which most mental disorders and sexual perversions (are they the same?) are diagnosed, lumps necrophilia together with other “uncommon paraphilias.” Various attempts to classify necrophilia and its subtypes have mostly resulted in confusion — for example, as to the exact meaning of the term pseudonecrophilia. Now a paper in the August 2009 issue of the Journal of Forensic and Legal Medicine attempts to establish a logical classification of the varieties of necrophilia “based on severity of psychosexual disorder.”
Here are the categories proposed by Dr Anil Aggrawal, a well-known professor of forensic medicine in India:
Class I — Role Players — “They do not have sex with a dead body, but get intense arousal from having sex with a living person pretending to be dead.”
Class II — Romantic Necrophiles — “These are the normal bereaved people, who cannot bear separation from their loved ones.”
Class III — Necrophilic Fantasizers — This type is “content simply with fantasizing sexual intercourse with the dead.”
Class IV — Tactile Necrophiles — These necros “need to touch a dead body in some erotic way in order to get an orgasm.”
Class V — Fetishistic Necrophiles — This type “would cut up some portion of the body — perhaps a breast — for later fetishistic activities.”
Class VI — Necromutilomaniacs — For this category of necrophile, “pleasure comes from mutilating the dead body and masturbating simultaneously.” Evidently fetishistic necrophiles fixate on the result of an act of mutilation, whereas simultaneously enjoy the process of mutilation itself.
Class VII — Opportunistic Necrophiles — These necrophiles are basically scavengers. “Normally they are quite content having intercourse with the living and would not think of engaging in sexual intercourse with the dead. However if an opportunity arose, they would.”
Class VII — Regular Necrophiles — “They would not enjoy sexual intercourse with the living, even if this choice were available to them. Instead they would seek out a dead body to have sexual intercourse with, because they get more pleasure in having sex with a dead body.”
Class IX — Homicidal Necrophiles — These necros have such a dire need for cadavers “that they resort to killing.”
Class X — Exclusive Necrophiles — “These offenders need only dead bodies for intercourse.”
Certainly experts in sexual pathology will debate the merits of these classifications and point out some of the underlying judgements inherent in them. For example, Dr Aggrawal begins his paper with the assertion that necrophilia is “one of the most weird, bizarre and revolting practices of abnormal and perverse sensuality.” Is that a diagnostic criterion or a moral judgement? By and large, however, this classification is a reasonable effort. There is a clear difference between the couple who engages in role play, the mortician who gropes a boob, and the killer who assaults the cadaver of his victim. It is only right and proper to recognize that these constitute different forms or perhaps intensities of necrophilia.
Taking a broader view of the matter, it is difficult not to remark that necrophilia has become increasingly visible in society. It used to be that necrophilia was a subject reserved for obscure medical journals and the occasional novel. Before the advent of the internet, PervScan had gathered a small collection of necrophilia cases from medical journals, scholarly works of psychiatry such as Erich Fromm’s Anatomy of Human Destructiveness, and counter-culture publications such as Adam Parfrey’s Apocalypse Culture. Material was difficult to find. Nowadays the situation is the opposite. Necrophilia is on tv. Necrophilia is on the internet. Necrophilia is the subject of one of Supervert’s own books. Necrophilia is, in short, coming out of the closet.
Dr Aggrawal’s effort to classify the varieties of necrophilia is one expression of this. There is now enough freely available case material to create a taxonomy of necrophiles. Another expression of the increasing visibility of necrophilia lies in the fact that states are only recently starting to outlaw it. Previously it was too obscure or hidden even to warrant legislation. Taken together, all these point to a process comparable to the “invention” of homosexuality in the 19th century. People have always had same-sex relationships, but it was only a century or so ago that homosexuality became a term, an existential category, a medical condition, and a legal status. Something similar is at work with necrophilia. In classifications, laws, necro-porn sites, novels, and tv shows, you can literally witness the invention of a sexual perversion. In the near future, there may well be such a sophisticated notion of necrophilia that everything before will have been just sex with corpses.
Perhaps not varying levels of intensity but varying levels of sexualization (made up word?) or attraction to a body that is, SPECIFICALLY, dead.
The roleplaying couple may not necessarily be attracted to dead bodies, either of them. Perhaps what they are aroused by is the idea of one of them being unconscious. A necrophilia site I was one had a special section for people who were aroused by having sex with someone that was asleep, unconscious or in some state of unawareness, of which death would be perhaps the ultimate and most hardcore “level” to be at. I have to think in this situation they may be more into the kink of it rather than any actual necrophilia aspects, but I could be wrong.
Romantic necrophiles are of the type that should be touched upon more in fiction and art.
The other categories seem to be one in the same. A necrophile with little to no access to bodies may eventually kill someone. Someone with an interest in mutilation may take to dead bodies because it’s easier than having to deal with a live person, potentially the same with the opportunistic necrophile and the fetishistic necrophile (hey, a foot is a foot, alive or not).
Fascinating stuff.
if a person can legally donate their body science, couldn’t it in theory be that a person could also donate their body for sexual use after death to a brothel like a patron could come in and choose from the freezer a bevy of beauties who have died in various ways.
it would be legal because the lady or man involved had a wish to provide sexual release to those in need plus in could bring in money to the family of the deceased….sort of like reverse prostitution… an insurance policy that ensured an on going income to your family, especially since the cost of funerals is so high these days.
then there would be no more need for sex hungry necro’s to go out grave robbing…..
the brothel would take a percentage of the fee’s earned, to cover costs such as embalming, and storage plus profit whats left over perhaps, 45% would be straight out money for their families…
we could end up seeing necro brothels popping up every where…. the slogan could be “why don’t you’ll come on in and see whats on the slab”…
Necrophilia For Beginners: Frequently Asked Questions
What is the Catholic Church’s point-of-view on necrophilia?
There’s a little bit in the New Testament about “rising from the grave”. Look it up and imagine it’s being written by someone winking and smiling and I think you’ll have your answer. Just don’t use a condom or you’re going to hell.
Is there a danger of sexually-transmitted disease?
Absolutely not. When the body dies all form of diseases in the body die too. Instantly! Why, you could pump a bloated AIDS victim till his or her legs fell off and startled the dog and you’d be perfectly safe!
However, do remember that once a body has been in the ground for a while it can become home to moles. Despite being blind they have sharp claws and pointy teeth and have been known to tackle mountain lions when riled. Always prod your corpse partner with a coathanger thoroughly prior to any act of love.
What’s the best place to find dead bodies?
Where you left them. Haha, that’s a joke! But, seriously, the answer may seem obvious to many but for some it can be a tricky problem. Cemetaries contain a whole host of not-unwilling sex partners but digging them up takes a lot of effort. Not only that but you could end up playing a form of lottery; will this body have decayed beyond practical use? Will I open this coffin and find David Blaine trying to beat another boring record?
The real answer can vary from place to place. If you have any mob connections or a local syndicate near you then an arrangement could be made. Alternatively – and especially if maturity isn’t an issue – alternate nights spent dressing up as the grim reaper and an ambulance driver and visiting old people’s homes can reap huge dividends.
Is it true you can just add water to cremated remains and rehydrate a dead body?
Yes it is. But you must remember that both the body and the coffin are incinerated (except in respected crematoria where they remove the body and reuse the casket as part of a con trick). Subsequently, you should prepare yourself for excessively wooden partners after hydration is complete and increased splinter risk. On the plus side you might get lucky and find a good knot in a great place.
Will there be a problem with the smell?
Dead people lose all their senses – including smell – so they won’t mind one bit. Haha, that’s another joke! You can have that one. But if you have access to embalming fluid you might want to start sniffing it daily now.
I’m a woman. What are my necrophiliac options?
God, being a misogynist if the Bible is taken at its word, seems to have made it relatively simple for men to participate in necrophilia with just about anyone, at any time, anywhere, and in any condition. Hell, a skull will do the trick. For heterosexual ladies it’s a little more tricky.
Rigor mortis is a wonderful thing with often hilarious results for morticians and crime scene investigators to laugh about but it only occurs at a relatively set time after death – allowing for normal temperature conditions – and, once the decaying process begins, lysosomal intracellular digestive enzymes begin to leak into the body and relax the tensed muscles. In laymans terms: hello Mr Floppy.
Taxidermy is the solution. You will probably find classes at a college near you. With the skills you learn you might also find that one special person who you want to share the rest of your life with and stuff the entire body rather than just the important six inches. And you could even start your own harem. So, it’s not all bad for the girls.
What about zombies?
Sleeping with a dead person is a large step to take so many people take a trip to Haiti first and employ the services of a Voodoo priest to conjure up a zombie. The odour, lack of complaining, and pressure-free no-commitment sex are all there and that can help to make the minds up of ditherers. However, a zombie will shuffle and moan and try to eat your brain unless you tie it down. Personally, I find this a distraction but if you are in two minds about necrophilia then booking a zombie sex vacation at your travel agent’s may be exactly what you need.
Enjoyability · Even complete novices sometimes get it right and have fun but with necrophiliac sex there is a cast-iron guarantee that 50% of the couple are receiving no pleasure whatsoever!
Abortions · Scientific tests show that conception rates among the deceased are at an all-time low. That’s not an evolutionary process though; that’s the work of God!
Ungodly Thoughts · Once you start regularly climaxing with a corpse you’ll discover that far from thinking in an ungodly manner your actual rate of Godly thoughts will go through the roof. Thoughts like: “Oh God, what the hell am I doing?”, “Dear God, I’ve got coffin splinters in my arse”, and “Oh sweet baby Jesus I didn’t think that would snap off and get lodged in there”.
http://www.neonbubble.com/article/necrophilia-for-beginners
Furpo; Thanks for a couple of the best posts of all time :)
Now; Who Isn’t a ” Class VII — Opportunistic ” ? Come on ….. Admit it! :D
thanks furpo i didn’t know there was a necrocard thanks for the heads up, think i’ll get myself one.
I can already see the Facebook quiz: What class of necrophile are you?
I just wanted to note to anyone who’s not yet read your book (Necrophilia Variations), that it’s really a fun read. Not even in the least morbid or depressing. In fact, it’s creative, engrossing and –at times — downright romantic. I highly recommend it.
And me? I need my sex partner to be at least room temperature.
xo
Definately class 1 for me…”having sex with a living person pretending to be dead.”
How many times has that happened?
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