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a reason for a pissed off neighbourhood to come to come and hang your distasteful and disgusting degenerate ass from a light standard in said neighbourhood if you are ever outed as such. Sadism is a term found in every edition of of DSM IV and Sexualis Pychopathia ever since these tomes were written
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Origin: Derived from the marquis de sade
Function (n.) one who derives sexual pleasure from hurting others. Maquis de sade was the ultimate sadistic writer.
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the obtaining of pleasure, sometimes sexual, from being cruel to or hurting another person
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From the Marquis de Sade, enjoying inclicting pain, fear, and/or general suffering
Witnessing the same things inflicted on others. Similar to schadenfreude, but sadism is often more sexual in nature. What are you-?! Get that snake away from me! You know that I'm scared of them-! What did I tell you?! Stop it! You're so damn sadistic!
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Sexual pleasure derived from inflicting pain on another individual. David is a Sadist.
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(n.)The emotional release consequent to having had just about enough of feminist cunts. Following his third divorce, Randy devoured the works of the Marquis de Sade and became a devotee of Sadism.
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