What are the causes of sexual psychological disorders?

There are many causes of sexual disorders. One is whether the patient communicates normally with the opposite sex, and the other is whether he has any sexual trauma. At present, children are affected by some obscene videos. Being exposed to these things too early will not only have a great impact on the healthy development of children psychologically, but also have a great impact physiologically.

Modern Research on Sexual Disorders

Scholars in the early 19th century generally viewed sexual deviancy as a congenital abnormality. It is often assumed that sexual deviancy has a biological basis. However, after a long period of research, although there have been some meaningful research results, there is still no definite proof and conclusion on the biological cause that is recognized by everyone. At present, most scholars generally believe that sexual perversion is acquired through acquired experience. Over the years, psychoanalysis, psychodynamic theory and behaviorism have had a greater influence on theoretical discussions. Decades of testing of treatment time theories have proven that, although the theoretical viewpoints of the two schools can explain a few cases and have a positive effect in treatment, neither school can convincingly explain and treat the majority of patients. Due to the complexity of the causes, we will only discuss the psychological and social factors, and summarize the more common factors based on actual cases as follows.

Causes of sexual disorders

1. The more common ones are suffering from love setbacks, such as broken heart, unrequited love, and suffering painful or repeated failures and setbacks when making friends with the opposite sex.

2. Difficulties, dissatisfaction, and disharmony in relationships with wives or women.

2. The presence of psychosocial factors and important life events.

3. Children and adolescents are influenced by sexual stimulation and sexual excitement experiences in the family environment in their early years.

4. The role and impact of obscene and pornographic materials.

5. Have special interests since early childhood. Sexual preferences and prejudices include developing special interests in the opposite sex from an early age, preferences, such as special liking for clothing and hobbies, that is, having interests unique to the opposite sex, or sexual prejudices, such as loving the same sex but having no interest in the opposite sex until adolescence, or prejudices, such as loving the same sex but having no sexual attraction to or even being bored with the opposite sex until adolescence. For example, there is a sense of inferiority and fear towards sex, a prejudice against sex as something unclean, and a prejudice against sexual sadism.

6. Normal heterosexual adaptation is obstructed and frustrated.

Note:

People with certain prominent personality traits or certain personality disorders are more likely to develop sexual perversion. The general prominent personality characteristics are that most patients with various types of abnormalities are introverted, fearful, quiet and inactive, do not like to communicate with others, have a mild personality, are withdrawn, and have a feminine temperament. They lack the ability to interact with others.