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    Sexual Deviation

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    Sexual deviation

    ( Paraphilia )
    Paraphilia
    A psychosexual disorder in which sexual
    gratification is obtained through highly unusual
    practices that are harmful or humiliating to others
    It may also describe sexual feelings toward
    otherwise non-sexual objects
    Paraphilia
    Exhibitionism
    Fetishism
    Transvestic fetishism
    Frotteurism
    Pedophilia
    Sexual Masochism
    Sexual Sadism
    Voyeurism
    Exhibitionism
    The recurrent urge or behavior to expose one's
    genitals to an unsuspecting person.
    The recurrent urge or behavior to perform sexual acts
    in a public place, or in view of unsuspecting persons.
    Exhibitionism
    Types of exposure
    A female displaying her bare breasts with an up-and-down
    lifting of the shirt and/or bra , is known as flashing.
    Displaying one's bare buttocks — both in a sexual,
    exhibitionistic context (almost always by female) and also when
    done (usually by men) for shock value, is known as mooning.
    Anasyrma is lifting up one's skirt to expose bare genitals, for
    varied reasons, but most often to please the exposer with a
    display of the exposed's bare genitals.
    Martymachlia is sexual attraction to having others watch the
    sexual act.
    Fetishism
    The use of inanimate objects to gain sexual
    excitement.
    Partialism refers to fetishes specifically involving
    nonsexual parts of the body. The body part preferred
    by the fetishist takes a sexual precedence over the
    owner.
    Transvestic fetishism (Transvestism)
    Any sexual behaviour or arousal that is in any way
    triggered by the clothes of the other gender.
    Frotteurism
    The recurrent urges of behavior of touching or
    rubbing against a nonconsenting person.
    Pedophilia (pederasty)
    The sexual attraction to prepubescent children.
    Commonly used to describe all child sexual offenders
    Sexual Masochism
    The recurrent urge or behavior of wanting to be
    humiliated, beaten, bound, or otherwise made to
    suffer for sexual pleasure.
    Sexual Sadism
    The recurrent urge or behavior involving acts in
    which the pain or humiliation of a person is sexually
    exciting.
    Voyeurism
    The recurrent urge or behavior to observe an
    unsuspecting person who is naked, disrobing or
    engaging in sexual activities, or may not be sexual in
    nature at all.
    Zoophilia
    The sexual attraction to animals.
    Necrophilia
    The sexual attraction to corpses.

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