SPTI Type Descriptions
Explore 16 sexual preference types
These 16 types are a starting point for understanding your sexual preferences. Most people don't fit perfectly into one type but rather have characteristics of multiple types, and this can vary depending on the situation or partner.
16 Types
Explore 16 sexual preference types
DRAP
Wild Dominator
Firmly grasps initiative and dominates the atmosphere with strong stimulation and speed. More drawn to 'the reaction of this moment' and thrill than emotions, constantly trying to expand boundaries in more exciting ways.
DRAE
Passionate Explorer
Takes initiative without forcing. Weaves together new attempts and emotional connection to make sex a 'memorable experience'.
DRTP
Primitive Controller
A type that extracts strong satisfaction from already well-matched routines rather than new experiments. Prioritizes immediate physical reactions over emotions.
DRTE
Fiery Leader
A type where strong lead and affection expression work simultaneously. The core is making partner feel 'safe' even within intensity.
DGAP
Adventurous Gentleman
A type that enjoys sex as 'experimental play' by lightly throwing various attempts under non-forcing initiative.
DGAE
Love Guide
A type that makes even new attempts part of emotional bond. Sex has meaning closer to 'connection' rather than 'pleasure'.
DGTP
Classic Noble
Pursues comfortable satisfaction in gentle and predictable ways. Prioritizes stability over change, comfort over intensity.
DGTE
Warm Protector
Sees sex as extension of affection and care. Partner feeling loved and safe is top priority.
SRAP
Extreme Follower
A type that 'wants and requests' strong stimulation, exploring new extremes. Core is intensity and expansion.
SRAE
Emotional Victim
A type that accepts strong stimulation but is satisfied only when affection and protection are definitely within it.
SRTP
Obedient Beast
A type that wants to be treated roughly but is satisfied by repeating 'familiar intensity' rather than novelty or emotional exchange.
SRTE
Devoted Lover
A type where reason for all compliance is in 'love'. Intensity is ultimately a way to confirm relationship.
SGAP
Curious Pet
Enjoys new attempts as play while being compliant. Fun of experience is prioritized over emotion.
SGAE
Affectionate Sub
Follows gently but hard to satisfy without emotional connection. Sex is close to ritual confirming love.
SGTP
Peaceful Submissive
Prefers gentle and predictable sex. Stability is more important than novelty, relaxation more than intensity.
SGTE
Flower of Emotion
A type where emotion is everything. Sex doesn't work without deep connection, and afterglow and hugging are core.
Important Things
💭Understanding Yourself
- •There is no right or wrong type
- •Accepting and embracing your preferences is the first step
- •Your preferences can change over time, and that's natural
- •Don't feel trapped in one type - explore flexibly
💬Communicating with Your Partner
- •Honest conversation creates the best sex
- •Instead of "I like this," suggest "Shall we try this?"
- •It's okay to be rejected - respecting each other's boundaries is love
- •Regularly check in with "How's our sex life lately?"
- •Give and receive feedback without judgment
🛡️Safety and Consent
- •All sexual activities require mutual consent
- •Safe words are essential, not optional
- •"No" is a right you can exercise at any time
- •Discuss new attempts thoroughly beforehand
- •Refrain when intoxicated or judgment is impaired
🤝Respecting Each Other's Differences
- •Different types don't mean incompatibility
- •Differences can actually complement each other
- •Find middle ground through compromise
- •It's important to work together even if it's not perfect every time
- •Trying to understand your partner's preferences is love
🌱Continuous Growth
- •Relationships change like living organisms
- •What worked a year ago may not work now
- •Sometimes break out of routine and try something new
- •But stability is also important, so find balance
- •When problems arise, find solutions together
👩⚕️Professional Help
- •Don't be ashamed to seek sex therapy or couples counseling
- •Consult professionals for serious trauma or issues
- •See medical professionals for physical pain or problems
- •Utilize workshops or educational programs for relationship improvement
- •Don't struggle alone - ask for help
Final Advice
Your sexual journey is yours alone.
Don't compare yourself to others. The glamorous images on social media aren't everything. True intimacy comes from understanding and respecting each other, not from perfect technique.
Grow together with your partner.
Good sex isn't created overnight. It improves over time through experience and honest conversation. Making mistakes, laughing, trying again, and learning together - this process itself is a beautiful journey.
Love and be loved.
Regardless of type or preference, the most important thing is mutual respect and care. Whether intense or gentle, adventurous or traditional, emotional or physical - you deserve to love and be loved in your own way.
Wishing you a happy sex life! 💕