What are the common manifestations of sexual cleanliness? How to scientifically prevent and treat sexual cleanliness

Sexual cleanliness disorder is a psychological disorder that can occur in both men and women, but is more common in women. Especially for knowledge-based women, some people hold an unscientific attitude towards their reproductive organs or physiological phenomena, believing that they are ugly or dirty. The most common is that women believe that their menstrual blood is not clean and that their menstrual period is not shiny; After marriage, some wives may find their husband's genitalia "dirty," and even dislike semen. They may even dislike their husband's scent, sweat, secretions, and so on. They dislike their husbands' hands being touched where they shouldn't be, and they also express disgust towards their husbands' expressions of love. What are the typical manifestations of sexual cleanliness?

Sexual cleanliness disorder refers to a sexual cleanliness disorder with the following symptoms:

1. Self body cleanliness, that is, the obsession with one's own body. Especially with an unscientific attitude towards reproductive organs and physiological phenomena. Either they feel ugly, or they feel dirty.

2. A fetish for the physical cleanliness of the opposite sex.

3. Mental cleanliness towards the opposite sex. Disliking the opposite sex is actually normal sexual behavior, sexual expression, or sexual language.

In fact, sexual cleanliness refers to a person who, despite rationally admitting that the other person's genitalia and sexual behavior are clean, meets hygiene standards for sterility. But always involuntarily feeling that the other person is "dirty" psychologically, or always associating with something one thinks is dirty, belongs to a psychological barrier.

How to scientifically prevent and treat sexual cleanliness

To prevent and correct sexual cleanliness, it is first necessary to have a correct view of sexual behavior between couples. If you feel disgusted, reluctant, and regretful when kissing, caressing, or having sex with a couple, you should not just look for the crux of the couple's relationship. Instead, one should consider whether they may have sexual psychological disorders and seek help from a psychological counselor if necessary. Psychological desensitization therapy can also be used for correction, replacing sexual cleanliness with positive sexual enthusiasm.

For sexual cleanliness, their misguided understanding of everything being unclean and having dirty sex should be fundamentally eliminated, and the following measures can also be taken. Husbands should pay great attention to cleanliness and hygiene in their daily lives, treat their spouses' sexual hygiene correctly, and avoid inducing a sense of disgust towards sexual life. Not only should couples increase the "transparency" of their sexual organs and understand their functions, but they can also adopt a method of bathing and washing together, and try to get along naked as much as possible. And connect this experience with the beautiful feelings in marital life, making sex an essential measure of emotional communication between couples. Both parties can gain joy and pleasure in this process, allowing sexual cleanliness to be corrected and gradually eliminated in the process of achieving "one joy and one pleasure".