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Alessa i was under the impression that voyeurism is 'the sexual desire of watching people naked or in sexual acts'.
If a play isnt sexual, then it isnt voyeurism - it has to have some sort of perceived sexual nature by the viewer.
Like, say you and i go to the beach. And my kink is feet, and yours isn't.
We could both be looking at people and their naked feet, but i would be doing it voyeuristically, and you wouldn't - if that makes sense?🤷
Edit:
I did end up looking it up, and came across both definitions.
So i digged a liitle deeper.
Then i came across a great article on it that described 'responsible voyeurism' : where parties are consenting: pornography and situations like the performance play you mentioned, only fans etc.
Then there is' voyeristic disorder' where its a sneaky type of voyeurism, where one party doesn't know they are being watched - ie: peeping toms.
So there you go - it has more meaning to it than just one specific thing .