Exhibitionism – Exposing the psychology behind it
What is exhibitionism?
Exhibitionism(also called exhibitionistic disorder) is defined as the act of exposing one’s genitals to non-consenting persons in order to obtain sexual gratification. The exhibitionist is turned on by whatever reaction he could elicit from a stranger after seeing his junk. Exhibitionism is also a type of paraphylic disorder. Take note that the key word here is “non-consenting persons”. This means that your girlfriend flashing her tits to tease you while inside an elevator with nobody else around doesn’t count.
Not all exhibitionists have a disorder
Psychiatrists say that not all exhibitionists have exhibitionistic disorder. According to them, it’s only considered a “disorder” if the person experiences distress or if they are unable to function properly because of their urges. Most of the time, the person is only diagnosed and treated for the said disorder after they have been arrested. Exhibitionism is more common in men and the victim is usually a woman or a child.
Women can have exhibitionist tendencies too, right?
Exhibitionistic disorder may be rare in women, but it doesn’t mean that it’s non-existent. There are different ways that women can expose themselves. Wearing skimpy outfits frequently or always “forgetting” to draw their apartment window curtain while getting dressed are a few examples.
Doctors prescribe drugs that inhibit sexual urges as treatment for exhibitionistic disorder. Us non-exhibitionists will have none of that shit. Why suppress our sexual urges when we can jack off while watching porn videos at https://strip2.xxx/videocat/beautiful-sex/? A guy needs to have some post nut clarity, you know.