Ascetic: Meaning, Self-Denial, Celibacy, and Sexual Restraint
Ascetic means a person who deliberately limits comfort, possessions, pleasure, or sexual activity for spiritual, philosophical, or disciplinary reasons.
Ascetic means a person who deliberately limits comfort, possessions, pleasure, or sexual activity for spiritual, philosophical, or disciplinary reasons.
Free spirit means an independent person who values personal choice, spontaneity, and freedom from unnecessary social restrictions.
Profligate describes a person or lifestyle that is recklessly wasteful, excessively indulgent, or considered morally irresponsible.
Sybarite means a person strongly devoted to luxury, comfort, refined tastes, and sensual pleasure.
Bon vivant means a sociable person who enjoys fine food, culture, comfort, travel, and other refined pleasures of life.
Hedonist means a person who values pleasure highly, whether through comfort, food, relationships, sensual experiences, or sexual enjoyment.
Sinner means a person believed to have violated a religious or moral rule and may carry strong judgment, guilt, shame, or calls for repentance.
Pedophilia is a persistent or recurrent sexual attraction to prepubescent children and must be distinguished from diagnosis, behavior, and child sexual abuse.
Masochism is pleasure or fulfillment from consensually receiving pain, discomfort, humiliation, restraint, submission, or loss of control.
A masochist is someone who may experience pleasure or fulfillment from consensually receiving pain, humiliation, restraint, or loss of control.