The term is 'masochism' - as in, deriving sexual pleasure from receiving pain.
Sadism is taking pleasure in hurting others; there are different kinds of opposites, but you're probably looking for someone who takes pleasure in hurt him- or herself, which is masochism.
Sadism is when someone gains pleasure (especially sexual pleasure) from inflicting pain, from torturing others, or from observing the suffering of others.If you like sadism, then you enjoy hurting people for pleasure.His sadism led him to attack strangers on the street, just to witness their fear.
His sadism led to his downfall when he was caught by the police.
Sadism in past tense would be referred to as sadism, as the term does not change when moving from present to past tense. Sadism is derived from the name of the Marquis de Sade, a French nobleman known for his erotic and violent writings.
The word 'sadistic' is the adjective form of the abstract noun sadism.
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If you like pain sexually, then you are a masochist. If you've ever heard of S & M bondage, the S stands for Sadism, and the M stands for Masochism. Sadism is the exact opposite where you get sexual gratification from hurting others. They are often found together, and the two words have been combined to make Sadomasochism. I hope that helped! :)
The Scandinavian documentation who was accused of sadism in his documentary was Hani Miletski. He was accused of mistreating the animals.
A complex acronym, based on Bondage & Discipline, Domination & Submission and Sadism & Masochism
Sadism is a term used to describe the feeling of sexual gratification when inflicting pain on another being. It is also referred to as deliberate cruelty.
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Sadism involves deriving pleasure from inflicting pain or humiliation on others, while masochism involves deriving pleasure from experiencing physical or emotional pain or humiliation oneself. Both sadism and masochism are forms of sexual practices within BDSM (Bondage, Discipline, Submission, Dominance).