Sexual abnormalities

Sexual deviations (deviations) in men and women are expressed equally. Such norms of behavior are criticized and perceived with hostility by society.

Types of sexual deviations

There is no confirmed classification, but there are several options that offer sexologists, gynecologists, psychotherapists, etc.

One of the options suggests separating sexual deviations like this:

  1. Depending on the object of attraction: fetishism, narcissism, pedophilia, necrophilia, transvestism, zoophilia, etc.
  2. Depending on the method of achieving pleasure: sadism, masochism, exhibitionism, enemas, vampirism, saliromania, etc.
  3. Atypical sexual deviations: incest, homosexuality, bisusualism, prostitution and asexuality.

A brief description of the most common deviations

  1. Fetishism. In this case, a person has a sexual attraction to specific parts of the body, clothing or objects.
  2. Exhibitionism. People with this deviation enjoy the demonstration of their sexual organs.
  3. Pedophilia. Sexual attraction to children of minor age, basically, not reached 12 years. People with such a problem are persecuted by law.

Causes of sexual deviations

Clear reasons that can cause the appearance of a deviation is not. But still, experts identify several factors that can provoke sexual deviations in women and men:

How to identify and get rid of?

There are several signs that indicate that abnormality is a disease:

  1. Your behavior causes serious problems, for example, dismissal from work, arrest, etc.
  2. You do not control your actions and are not responsible for the consequences.

Basically people who have such abnormalities do not need the help of a doctor, since they are fully responsible for their actions. But there are people who experience discomfort, from any sexual deviations, in this case in psychology there are several methods that will help to cope with such problems.

Special techniques are aimed at finding out the cause of the deviation, reducing the pathological attraction and adjusting sexual behavior.