How is sexual abnormality formed? There are four abnormal manifestations that are sexual abnormality

Do you know how sexual abnormalities are formed? Sexual perversion, formerly known as sexual inversion, refers to a type of sexual psychological disorder characterized by abnormal sexual activity. Below, the editor will explain to you how sexual abnormality is formed.

The etiology of sexual abnormalities is not yet clear, as they include the influence of factors such as biogenetic, psychological, environmental, and social factors. Patients with sexual abnormalities usually have no demands for normal sexual activity, and even harbor fear. Their abnormal sexual behavior is often compulsive and repetitive, and their self-control and self-protection abilities are often poor, but they do not always occur. They just acted suddenly under the control of distorted Libido in specific situations and situations. At that time, they could not control themselves. They did not prepare carefully in advance, and they could confess after the crime. They often felt sad and remorseful. Some people strongly demanded medical treatment to get rid of this painful situation, but some people did not think they were sick.

At present, there is a lack of clear and objective indicators for diagnosing sexual abnormalities, which often carry obvious social and cultural imprints and change with historical changes. The following will analyze the various possible causes of sexual abnormalities:

1. Biogenetic factors

Over the years, the results of biogenetic research have shown that there have been no specific chemicals in the brain and nervous system that have been confirmed to be associated with sexual abnormalities, while research on hormones has always been contradictory and no conclusions can be drawn. Experts are working to identify genetic issues.

2. Psychological factors

Patients with sexual psychological disorders often have varying degrees of personality defects. Compulsive personality - rigid and stubborn, also known as stubborn personality. Follow the rules and follow the rules, stick to the old rules, be conservative, lack the ability to adapt to circumstances, be soft and indecisive when things go wrong, have high demands on themselves but lack self-confidence, and be too cautious in work responsibility. These people are prone to developing obsessive-compulsive symptoms and anxiety, depression reactions. In addition, some people may have a schizoid personality (such as voyeurism), immature personality, or passive personality (such as exposure syndrome).

There is a Psychodynamics causal relationship between setbacks or conflicts in the early and early Psychosexual development and adult sexual abnormality. According to Freud's point of view, children are also born with Oedipus love for heterosexual parents. The boy hated his father because he loved his mother, and was afraid that his father would cut off his penis if he was angry. When he was older, the boy would give up his love for his mother and imitate his father, so that the boy's Oedipus love would be solved normally. Otherwise, this love will solidify and unconsciously form the Oedipus complex, which will have a serious negative impact on the future character and become the root of sexual psychological abnormality in the future.

3. Environmental and Social Factors

Generally speaking, abnormal and abnormal sexual behavior is the result of sexual psychological conflicts caused by unreasonable social coercion and oppression, so it is also a complex social problem. According to Freud, 'abnormal sexual behavior is the sexual behavior of young children'. After adulthood, when sexual desire is restricted by the real life environment or personal personality defects and cannot be expressed normally, it will retreat to the early solidification point, avoid self-control, and directly manifest in the way of young children's sexual desire, forming sexual abnormalities. So he believes that sexual perversion is the continuous expression of the components of early sexual desire in adult life and the attainment of satisfaction in a young way.

The appropriateness of tutoring has a crucial impact on the formation of sexual abnormalities, and parents' words and actions leave a deep imprint on their children's young minds. Therefore, parents are the enlightening teachers of their children's sex education. Parents' sexual beliefs can affect the next generation through their intentional or unintentional actions, such as cross dressing syndrome, which is a habit developed by parents repeatedly arranging their children to wear opposite sex clothing. This is a process of conditioned sexual abnormality formation.

Clinical manifestations of sexual abnormalities

1. Vulvomania

The main manifestation is repeated and intense, involving the sexual desire and imagination of exposing one's sexual organs in front of opposite sex individuals, and putting them into action, usually lasting at least six months, with more male patients than female patients. Using this exposure behavior as the main or sole source of relieving sexual tension and achieving sexual satisfaction, patients have no further sexual contact with the victim. This is clearly different from rapists using exposure as a means of sexual provocation, which leads to rape. The frequency of exposure varies from person to person and can vary significantly. Some may occur only a few times a month or a year, while others may occur frequently every few days or weeks. Some patients may accumulate hundreds of exposure behaviors. Most occur in early youth.

2. Voyeurism

Repeated, intense sexual cravings and arousal involve peeking at the opposite sex naked or engaging in sexual activity, and engaging in it for at least six months. Such behavior may exist in both Heterosexuality and homosexual people, but deviant ways such as voyeurism are the main or only source of sexual satisfaction.

3. Fetishism

Refers to the repeated use of a non living object or a part of the opposite sex's body as a stimulus for sexual satisfaction. Touching or smelling objects that come into contact with sensitive areas (or accompanied by masturbation), or holding such objects by the patient or sexual partner during sexual intercourse, can achieve sexual satisfaction. This type of sexual desire and imagination can only be diagnosed as fetishism if they repeatedly appear for at least six months. These types of items are called fetishists, and they are all things with special sexual stimulation meanings. Such fetishists, such as shavers, socks, bras, underwear, condoms, sanitary napkins, etc. of the opposite or same sex, may include the other person's hair, toes, legs, etc. Heterosexuality patients are more than homosexual patients with this abnormal behavior.

4. Cross-dressing mania

Repeated, intense sexual desire and sexual imagination involve Cross-dressing, and put them into action for at least half a year. It usually starts from the age of 5 to 14 when they wear heterosexual costumes and often masturbate at this time, and strengthen Sexual arousal through it. Most patients have no difficulties in normal sexual activity, while some patients only exhibit low libido. A few patients wear heterosexual clothing only to obtain a sense of comfort.

5. Sexual asphyxia

Usually, a concealed place such as a bathroom, dormitory, or basement is chosen to avoid being discovered. It is usually used to use ropes or other objects to tightly restrain the neck or other parts of the body, such as genital parts or hanging methods to restrict breathing. A few have been reported to use tools or methods such as plastic bags, masks, bandages, or inhaling harmful natural gas. Fatal cases are all caused by suffocation when unable to self rescue, with the majority of deaths occurring between the ages of 12 and 17, mostly among unmarried individuals.