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SEXUAL INFERIORITY
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In "Disability, Sex
Radicalism, and Political Agency", Abby Wilkinson argues that
"constraints on sexual agency should be recognized as a hallmark of
oppression."
In his book The Politics of Lust,
author and sexual activist John Ince … argues that social inequality and
politics are inter linked with erotophobia and that overcoming erotophobia is
one of the first steps to a truly democratic society.
Genophobia can induce panic and
fear in individuals, much like panic attacks. The extreme fear can lead to
trouble in romantic relationships. Those afflicted by genophobia may stay away
from getting involved in relationships to avoid the possibility of intimacy.
This can lead to feelings of loneliness.
There can be many different
reasons for why people develop genophobia. Some of the main causes are former
incidents of sexual assaults or abuse. These incidents violate the victim’s
trust and take away his/her sense of right to self-determination.
…victims can experience added
stress after the assault with how hospital staff, police personnel, friends,
family, and significant others react to the situation. They can often feel
lowered self-esteem and even a sense of helplessness. They long for a sense of
safety and control over their lives.
Victims … can experience long-term psychological traumas. This pushes them to distrust others. The lack of reliance on others can lead to an overall fear of sexual intercourse.
Body dysmorphic disorder (BDD,
also body dysmorphia, dysmorphic syndrome; originally dysmorphophobia) is a
type of mental illness wherein the affected person is concerned with body
image, manifested as excessive concern about and preoccupation with a perceived
defect of their physical features … which causes psychological distress that
causes clinically significant distress or impairs occupational or social
functioning. Often BDD co-occurs with emotional depression and anxiety, social
withdrawal or social isolation.
Certain types of psychological
trauma stemming from mental and physical abuse, or emotional neglect, can
contribute to a person developing BDD. The onset of the symptoms of a mentally
unhealthy preoccupation with body image occurs either in adolescence or in
early adulthood, whence begins self-criticism of the personal appearance, from which
develop atypical aesthetic-standards derived from the internal perceptual
discrepancy between the person's ‘actual self’ and the ‘ideal self’. The
symptoms of body dysmorphia include psychological depression, social phobia,
and obsessive compulsive disorder. The affected individual may become hostile
towards family members for no reason.
About 76% of parents think their
child is either over conceited or simply lying about their condition.
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