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What do you call a person that enjoys being watched during sex?
an exibitionist
What do we call a person who enjoys reading?
A bibliophile.
What do you call a person who enjoys novels?
Usually you would call the person a reader.
When do you call someone chuckles?
you would call someone chuckles when he or she laughs and there tummy bounces up and down
What does it mean when someone calls you a ''a fruit cup''?
To call someone feminine
What do you call someone that likes being in trouble?
A person who enjoys being in trouble can be called a thrill-seeker or a troublemaker.
What do you call someone who enjoys failure?
a rebel
What do you call someone who enjoys watching other animals or people in pain?
A sadist.
What do you call someone who is always assuming the worst?
Usually you would call that person a pessimist or someone who may just be miserable and down in the dumps temporarily.
What do you call a person who likes going to the beach?
A beach-goer. Someone who enjoys the beach.
What do you call a person that enjoys being watched during sex?
an exibitionist
What do you call a person who enjoys being naked all the time?
They are called naturalists.
What do you call someone who enjoys doing crafts?
Craftist ex. Olivia Nolan is an expert craftist
What do you call someone who is both a masochist and a sadist?
Someone who enjoys giving pain is a sadist. Someone who enjoys receiving it is a masochist. I'm not sure if there is a special word for someone with both, or if they are simply sadistic and masochistic. Sadomasochist
What to call someone when they are being rude?
Obnoxious
What do we call a person who enjoys reading?
A bibliophile.
What do you call someone who likes being pitied?
Someone who enjoys being pitied may be described as a "miserabilist" or "martyr," as they often seek sympathy or attention through their suffering. This behavior can stem from a desire for validation or emotional support. In some cases, it might also relate to a personality trait known as "victim mentality," where individuals perceive themselves as perpetual victims.
