Psychosexual disorder generally refers to a group of mental disorders in which the psychology and behavior of bisexual behavior significantly deviate from normal, and which are characterized by such sexual deviation as the main or only way of sexual excitement and satisfaction.

How to evaluate whether sexual behavior is normal or abnormal is difficult to give an exact answer, because there is no absolute standard for normality or not, and the difference is only conditional and relative. The distinguishing points are listed below:

1. Any sexual behavior that complies with the social moral standards or legal regulations recognized by society and meets biological needs can be regarded as normal sexual behavior, otherwise it can be regarded as abnormal sexual behavior.

2. Some special sexual behaviors can cause harm to the sexual object, and the patient himself also feels pain from this behavior, or is harmed to some extent. For example, you may be seriously criticized, your status and reputation may be damaged, or you may even be punished. So it's seen as maladaptive behavior.

3. Sexual behavior that occurs repeatedly and continuously over a long period of time and is an extremely variant form of sexual behavior. Sexual behavior can be seen as a continuum from normal to abnormal, with the two poles being normal and abnormal, and the normal variation patterns that exist in between are normal variations. Only obvious, extreme forms of variation are considered types of perversion.

Sexual deviation (paraphilia), formerly known as sexual perversion, includes: exhibitionism, voyeurism, fetishism, cross-dressing, pedophilia and other types. Their common characteristics are the arousal of sexual excitement, The choice of sexual objects and the behavior patterns of both sexes appear repeatedly and persistently abnormal.

What are the dangers of sexual psychological disorders

1. Violate the current legal unit system, do not conform to the customs and habits of the local culture, and face serious problems in various aspects such as employment and further education.

2. Affect the normal relationship between husband and wife.

3. Emotional anxiety, depression and tension.

4. Psychopathy.

5. Sexual orientation will change.

6. Suicide due to severe depression, etc.

Introduction to common manifestations of sexual psychological disorders

Performance 1. Abnormal object: Under normal circumstances, the sexual object should be a person of the opposite sex, while sexual perversions use the same sex as the sexual object, such as homosexuality, and some are fetishes, using clothes of the opposite sex, such as bras, headscarves, and menstruation. Bags, hairpins, women's underwear, shorts, etc. are used as objects to satisfy sexual desire. Those with zoophilia use animals as sexual objects, necrophilia uses female corpses as objects to vent sexual desire, and narcissists use themselves as sexual objects. .

Performance 2. Abnormal number of sexual intercourses: manifested as "hypersexuality" and "frigidity". The former manifests as extremely hyperactive sexual desire, even being unable to satisfy sexual intercourse several times a day, while the latter manifests as a complete lack of sexual desire.

Performance 3. Abnormal ways of satisfying sexual requirements: manifested by adopting many strange and abnormal sexual behaviors to satisfy one's own sexual requirements in order to achieve sexual satisfaction. Such as exhibitionism, where the penis is suddenly exposed in front of an unknown woman, but there is no violation. Tribophilia involves rubbing a woman's body with his penis in order to ejaculate in crowded public places. Transvestites wear women's clothing, wear bras, and put on makeup and makeup to show off. Voyeurism involves peeking at women's naked bodies or sexual activities in bathrooms, toilets, and windows. Dirty speech is the use of obscene language to embarrass women in order to achieve sexual satisfaction. Sadists and masochists obtain sexual gratification through violent acts.