We'd never heard of a balloon fetish before our friends at Urlesque tipped us off to the bubble girl trend. And since 70 percent of you were kind enough to let us know that YouTube workout videos are not porn, we're hoping you can help us figure out what the hell is going on with ballooning.Balloon fetishists, or "looners," find themselves sexually aroused by the rubbery objects, be it from the color, smell, sound and/or the act of inflation. A cursory Google search brings up a lengthy list of Web sites we can't link to showing naked women straddling giant balloons, blowing up balloons or rubbing them against their bodies like some sort of filthy, X-rated birthday party.
And, of course, YouTube features a wide assortment of videos in which women sexily pop balloons, the climactic event for those who call themselves "poppers" ("non-poppers" prefer not to destroy the balloon).
Check out some "loon"-y video clips after the jump and let us know if balloon fetish materials are porn.
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Wednesday 08 October
By peter
THIS GIRL NEEDS A BOYFRIEND,SHES HUMPING BALLOONS.OR IS SHE SCARED TO GET A STD
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Wednesday 22 October
By bill
damn that, I wanna see some balloon insertions!
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Wednesday 02 September
By Joe
lol my friend is afriad of balloons i wanna put her in a room with this girl and see the massive fight break out
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Thursday 17 September
By Gato303co
Balloon fetish is not porn, that's a bad conception of the word fetish, a fetish is when you feel sexually aroused by non-sexual parts of the body or non-sexual objects, like in this case, balloons.
There are a good number of videos on You Tube which content is mild, showing guys or girls playing with balloons, without explicit nudity.
You may find "balloon fetish", lots of results on Google Search, but those sites use nudity like a commercial strategy to attract more people to those kind of sites (they sell lots of merchandise this way).
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