FOR most people, sex is a natural behavior and a fun part of life. But for some people, sex and all the components in it can be a traumatic experience is frightening. We certainly realize that sex can be stressful enough without inhibited excessive fear or phobia. No matter how strange voices that are addressed, the background of sex phobia sufferer is a sad result of the general situation. Abuse, bad relationships, or a traumatic first meeting, all can trigger some anxiety. On the other hand, does not have a phobia can be a particular trigger, and evolve over time, with no known cause. Luckily, there are plenty of resources and sex therapists to help those who want to go through phobias and enjoy life free from stress. Here are 7 Forms of Phobia Sex In The World of Psychology, namely:
1. Ithyphallophobia
Fear of seeing, having, or thinking about the erection. Phobias that affect men and women are also called medorthophobia and phallophobia.
2. Medomalacuphobia
On the other hand, medomalacuphobia is the fear of losing an erection. Indeed, many men feel nervous if you limp in the middle of a battle with a partner. However, reality proves that only those whose lives are "paralyzed" by the phobia is exactly what is actually diagnosed as having anxiety disorders.
3. Gymnophobia
People who gymnophobia irrational fear of the naked, good to see other people naked, or bare herself.
4. Menophobia
It is the fear of menstrual blood. Yes, in fact there are women who are afraid to see their own menstrual blood. In fact, trial-whatever form it takes-will feel a little scary when you really think about it.
5. Kolopophobia
Kolopophobia is the fear of female genitalia. Eurotophobia manifestation of one person by another person is different. Some sufferers feel disgusted when imagining a woman's sex organs, while others react only when stimulated.
6. Heterophobia
Fear is also called sexophobia, namely fear of the opposite sex. It was, it would be difficult to overcome this phobia than erection problems.
7. Erotophobia
This fear is considered the most common form of sexual phobias. Erotophobia is the fear of all things sexually, be it sexual love, sexual questions, or sexual knowledge.
1. Ithyphallophobia
Fear of seeing, having, or thinking about the erection. Phobias that affect men and women are also called medorthophobia and phallophobia.
2. Medomalacuphobia
On the other hand, medomalacuphobia is the fear of losing an erection. Indeed, many men feel nervous if you limp in the middle of a battle with a partner. However, reality proves that only those whose lives are "paralyzed" by the phobia is exactly what is actually diagnosed as having anxiety disorders.
3. Gymnophobia
People who gymnophobia irrational fear of the naked, good to see other people naked, or bare herself.
4. Menophobia
It is the fear of menstrual blood. Yes, in fact there are women who are afraid to see their own menstrual blood. In fact, trial-whatever form it takes-will feel a little scary when you really think about it.
5. Kolopophobia
Kolopophobia is the fear of female genitalia. Eurotophobia manifestation of one person by another person is different. Some sufferers feel disgusted when imagining a woman's sex organs, while others react only when stimulated.
6. Heterophobia
Fear is also called sexophobia, namely fear of the opposite sex. It was, it would be difficult to overcome this phobia than erection problems.
7. Erotophobia
This fear is considered the most common form of sexual phobias. Erotophobia is the fear of all things sexually, be it sexual love, sexual questions, or sexual knowledge.
