Voyeurism

Introduction The voyeuristic patients are generally adult males. Voyeurism is a common type of sexual psychological disorder. Patients often have a feeling of guilt. If they know that they have made mistakes, it is difficult to control their behavior. Many patients simply do not have any feelings. Realize that I have a disease. Voyeurism refers to sexual pleasure by peeping through the process of sexual intercourse between the opposite sex, the genitals, or others. It is a sexual metamorphosis. Some of these patients are also known as peeks because they use special places (such as toilets) and special means (such as using mirror reflections) to peek into the genitals of the opposite sex.

Cause

The patient's voyeurism is mainly about the pursuit of adventure and stimulation. The cause of ecstasy has not yet been clarified. However, experts have analyzed that voyeurism is not born, and it is basically produced under the stimulation or influence of the day after tomorrow. For example, a patient may have had a bad sexual experience or sexual temptation at an early age, which leads to impaired sexual development. The most typical record is to see the mother's nakedness, and see a heterosexual nude or yellow photo during adolescence, and because of modern The complexity of society and the resulting pornographic culture have also greatly affected the mental health of patients.

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Peeping patients have the following symptoms:

1. The means of peeping are very secret and difficult to find. Such as sneaking a small hole in the wall, from the crack in the door; using the reflection of the mirror; there are also some daring, dressed as a woman mixed into the female bathroom or women's toilet.

2. The patient's voyeuristic motivation is mainly to pursue adventure and stimulation. Therefore, they are not interested in the sexual provocation of their sexual partners. Foreign statistics show that 95% of the peeks are aimed at strangers. There is also no obvious interest in open, public, heterosexual exposures, such as swimming pools, certain sports or artistic performances, and even naked bathing or naked club activities that prevail in certain parts of Western countries, which are not particularly attractive to them. However, as long as the environment is under pressure, even if the opposite sex is not fully exposed, it can cause sexual excitement and sexual gratification. If you are likely to violate the discipline or cause resentment or discussion among the people around you, peek at pornographic videos and erotic images to make the patient sexually satisfied. Conversely, if the environment is safe, the same behavior loses its sexual significance.

3. Masturbation. Patients often accompanied by masturbation during voyeurism to obtain sexual pleasure; some masturbated alone when recalling peeping scenes, causing sexual excitement and sexual gratification.

4. Peek repeatedly and periodically. Once the voyeurism is formed, it is easy to find all kinds of opportunities to peep, even risking being discovered, discredited, and destroyed. If we restrain this desire and do not peep, there will be strong uneasiness, often in a painful situation that we cant stop and repeatedly change.

5. The patient's personality is mostly introverted, intestinal, shy, and rarely social interaction. They lack the ability to interact with women, often single, or losers in marriage, lacking a normal sex life.

Differential diagnosis

Unlike the "rogue" that we usually call, the behavior of voyeuristic patients is iterative, and often, repeated education does not change the patient's behavior. Although patients can realize that such behaviors are wrong, immoral, and sometimes dangerous, they often cannot control themselves. Therefore, they will put themselves in a situation where they cant stop and repeatedly change, and ordinary people cant understand. In the painful situation, it is easy to produce mental illness such as schizophrenia.

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