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== [[Literature]] ==
* Surprisingly happens to (of all people, really) [[God Mode Sue|ultimate]] [[Badass]] [[Honor Harrington (Literature)|Victor Cachat]]. After he got himself a [[Hot Amazon|girlfriend]] at last, after all those years of being a [[Celibate Hero]], he kinda snaps and heaps all his pent-up frustration (they've also got a serious argument just before) on her when they finally found the time to do the horizontal mambo, and wallows in misery and self-guilt afterwards. To his astonishment, Thandi ''just so happened'' to be into SM, and actually wanted it ''more''. [[Hilarity Ensues|Hilarity Ensued indeed]] -- the teasing poor Victor received from her and his self-appointed [[Cool Big Sis]] [[Hooker Withwith a Heart of Gold|Ginny Usher]] made him "dark and utterly miserable".
** In addition to poor Victor, there was the collision resulting from the meeting of Thandi's [[Amazon Brigade]] of genetically-engineered mercenaries/terrorists with the genetically-engineered former slaves/terrorists/freedom fighters of Jeremy X. Two groups of hardened killers finding their (metaphorical) [[Opposite Sex Clone]], and stuff happens.
* The YA novel ''Flipside''<ref>no, not ''that'' [[Super Paper Mario|Flipside]]</ref> provides a non-pornographic example. The main thrust of the story, so to speak, is the [[Coming of Age Story|coming of age]] of a [[Wholesome Crossdresser]], and it just so happens that the girl he's been lusting after for years becomes attracted to him when he's in a dress.
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== [[Live Action TV]] ==
* Subverted in ''[[Sex and Thethe City]]'', where the protagonist wrestles with herself over whether to indulge her date's urination fetish. She offers him compromises ("we could use warm tea..."), but is rebuffed.
** Played straight when Miranda's boyfriend likes to talk dirty during sex. At first she is reluctant to do so, as he urges her to talk dirty. Then she starts to like it.
* A subversion from an ''[[Scrubs]]'': Elliot finally breaks down her boyfriend's resistance, and gets him to tell her (off-screen) what his sexual fantasy is. She instantly flees in horrified disgust. All the audience learns is that it ''doesn't'' involve chains, whips, candle wax, role-playing, [[Noodle Implements|lasers, hamsters, or Mexican apple thieves.]]
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* ''[[Collar 6]]'' - The entire city is apparently into BDSM.
** Make that ''the world''. Recent strips show that the divergent history of this world was an ancient (as in, Roman or earlier) discovery of Atlantis, and how they had perfected a lifestyle/society/government that combined BDSM with spirituality in such a way that it lead to world peace and sexual-lifestyle-based [[Ki Attacks]]. Yes, seriously. The few areas of the world that didn't ascribe to this are referred to as "Puritan."
* In ''[[El Goonish Shive (Webcomic)|El Goonish Shive]]'', Elliot and Sarah both have [http://www.egscomics.com/?date=2011-01-05 superhero related fantasies].
** Or for the obvious pairing, Tedd, who's into [[Gender Bending]] and furries, and Grace, who is a shapeshifting alien chimera squirrel-girl and deeply in love with Tedd.
* The Basitins in [[Two Kinds]] have a [[Word of God]]-supported species-wide foot fetish. Considering how sexually-repressed they are, nudity can stop a room full of Eastern Basitins with ease.
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