The more lascivious a man is, the more likely he is to have 'sexual inferiority complex'

Originally, interactions between men and women were generally male driven, but this tendency has recently become increasingly weak.

Therefore, the men mentioned above inevitably harbor a sense of terror towards women. Under the domination of terror, they do not know how to maintain moderate interaction with women, and at the same time, their attitude and interest towards women have never been positive.

Young people like this not only perform well in heterosexual relationships, but also lack a sense of independence and autonomy in their work. Even if given any homework, they lack their own opinions and constantly expect evaluations from them.

When he is among a group of colleagues or subordinates, he dislikes the position of a mentor. Anyway, this type of person always likes to make friends with older people, which gives him a sense of security and stability.

Another kind of situation is the inferiority complex of sex. This kind of person is slightly different from the above-mentioned men with Oedipus complex and ambivalence psychology.

Moreover, people who harbor a sense of inferiority in terms of sexuality also exhibit two completely different extreme manifestations. The first manifestation is to constantly invite women and, in a half joking manner, boast to the other party about his lascivious behavior, while deliberately showing how he likes women.

At first glance, it may seem like an old hand in the romantic scene. In fact, this type of person harbors a sexual inferiority complex and deliberately pretends to have the opposite attitude. In other words, this is due to the mentality formed by the reactionary forces.

To be honest, among a group of men who intentionally engage in lascivious behavior, there are also many people who belong to homosexuality? From this, it can be seen that this man is like a paper tiger with a strong exterior and a weak interior.

Another manifestation is extreme cleanliness towards women. The German philosopher Kant remained very serious about women's relationships throughout his life. It is said that if his friend mentioned marriage or matters related to men and women to Kant, Kant could hardly contain his anger.

Kant listed words related to marriage as taboo at home, so some speculate from these facts that Kant may have a strong sense of inferiority in terms of sexuality.

He always adheres to the creed of not getting married and not being close to women, and his faith in this aspect is almost more focused and devout than the philosophical creed of faith.

No wonder someone speculates that he may harbor a sense of sexual inferiority.

(Intern Editor: Cai Junyi)