Learn all about paraphilias

• May 8, 2024

The paraphilia is a sexual deviation , where the source of pleasure it is not in the intercourse , but in an alternate activity; For example, there are people who fantasize sexually with their feet or who enjoy exhibiting their genitals before others.

These atypical sexual behaviors are considered harmless, except when they are performed to assault and offend someone.

The specialists point out that no organic or psychological alteration has been found that explains the origin of a paraphilia.

Know them!

So that you know a little more about these sexual disorders, GetQoralHealth explains what the fetish and the exhibitionism .

According to Manual of Diagnosis of Mental Disorders (DSM-IV), the fetish is defined as sexual fantasies recurrent and highly exciting, sexual impulses or behaviors linked to the use of non-animated objects (women's underwear, shoes) during a period of not less than six months. It is more common in men than in women

Recently, a new fetishistic trend of beauty was unveiled. It comes from Japan and has to do with temporary tattoos on the teeth, which can be customized or used with the most diverse creations, even incorporating small lights.

For its part, the exhibitionism It happens when an individual gets pleasure by showing their genitals to others, but without the intention of subsequently maintaining a sexual relationship and is very common among men.

The excitement Sexuality that they obtain comes from the fact of surprising, frightening or scandalizing the chosen person who is usually unprepared; When they do not cause the desired effect, there is a feeling of frustration, fear and flight.

This disorder usually appears around the age of 25, but there are also cases that start at puberty or at older ages. Generally, it is generated in shy and introverted people and with great difficulties to maintain sexual intercourse normal.

The treatment of paraphilias It is done through psychological care and, sometimes, depending on the case, with certain drugs. And you, have you ever fantasized about something similar?

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