The most common sexual phobias

 

As strange as it may sound, there are people out there who are afraid of all things having sex. Called sexual phobias, these conditions involve both clinical manifestations and drastic changes in the interaction with potential sexual partners. Here are the most common sexual phobias for a nice escort cunning or for a student in the field.

1. Oneirogmophobia is the unconscious fear of wet dreams. People with this condition experience disturbed sleep because they are overwhelmed by the thought that they will have an erotic dream.
2. Tocophobia is the fear of conceiving or giving birth to a child. Women in pain will be skeptical about any relationship that may involve conception. In most cases, these women turn freezing.
3. Parthenophobia is an exclusively male disease that refers to the fear of men to have sex with virgins or women who have had few partners such as a student.
4. Heterophobia is the fear of the partner of the opposite sex. This phobia is found in both women and men.
5. Anuptaphobia is a pretty bizarre mental illness because it affects most people. It's the unconscious fear of being left without a partner.
6. Menophobia is the fear of menstruation. Patients with this condition panic when they see menstrual blood or when they experience specific symptoms. Menophobia is also found in men, who are tempted by an almost paralyzing fear when they see menstrual blood.
7. Androphobia is the fear of men. Psychologists say this condition can manifest itself against the background of traumatic experiences.
8. Venustraphobia is the fear of beautiful women. As with androphobia, this condition can arise as a result of a traumatic relationship.
9. Europhobia is the fear of the vagina. It is almost impossible for men with this condition to establish or even think about intimate contact with a woman.
10. Acrophobia is the fear of being sexually abused. Not to be confused with agoraphobia (fear of public places). Modern psychology has shown that acrophobia arises from untreated trauma involving sexual abuse.
11. Medumalacuphobia is the unconscious fear of bedtime performance. Men with this condition may feel like they are suffering from erectile dysfunction. In most cases, psychotherapists recommend potency pills.
12. Ithyphallophobia ester fear of the penis. Clinical observations have shown that affected people react in the same way when they see a penis or when they think of the idea of ​​a male organ. Also, in the case of men, this condition manifests as a fear of erection, while female patients will be scared when they see the erect penis as a student in the field.
13. Paraphobia is the fear of sexual perversions. Patients diagnosed with this condition will be excluded from sexual parts that do not meet the established criteria.
14. Philemaphobia is the fear of kissing. Although it sounds a bit odd, patients with this condition will not have too many objections when it comes to sex.
15. Haphephobia. Also known as chiratophobia, this condition refers to the fear of touching. Patients with this disease will feel unsafe anytime they are affected, especially in public.

16. Gymnophobia is the fear of undressing in front of another person. Patients with this condition will also feel unsafe when they see another naked person.