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I.Topic Sexuality
II.Learning Objective
III.Materials
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IV.Body
Sexuality-
Sexual Deviation- it refers to any form of sexual activity which a given social
group regards as unnatural and abnormal.
Goethe
●“Homosexuality is as old as humanity itself and therefore considered natural.”
Early Greeks
➢Homosexual love affairs were socially approved.
Transvestism
➢Obsessive-compulsive need of an individual, mostly male, to wear clothes worn
by the opposite sex.
➢Homosexuality is the main root of transvestism that can be treated and cured.
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Transsexualism
•Coined by Harry Benjamin, kind of sexual deviation in which an individual has an
obsessive-compulsive desire to belong to the opposite sex.
•A transsexual person does not only want to dress in the clothing of the other sex
but also wish to have his/her sex organ surgically changed.
Exhibitionism
➢Refers to obsessive-compulsive inclination to obtain sexual gratification by
public exposure of his/her body or sex organs.
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Sadism
➢Depends largely on the infliction of pain upon others.
Masochism
➢Named after Leopold Von Sacher-Masoch
➢If one is unable to achieve arousal or orgasm without having intense physical
pain or mental humiliation inflicted on oneself.
Necrophilia
➢From the greek “nekros” means corpse and “philos” means love
➢One is aroused by the sight of a human corpse and tries to have sex relations
with it.
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COLLEGE OF NURSING
Necrosadism
➢Sexual stimulation and orgasm by mutilating corpses.
Sex Murder
➢Kills his partner solely in order to enhance his own arousal and sexual
satisfaction.
➢Rapists or sex offenders , who kill their victims for fear of detection should not
be confused with real sex murderers.
Fetishism
➢An individual becomes sexually aroused by the mere sight of a woman’s
underwear(bra or panty), hair, a shoe, a stocking, a blouse, girdle, etc.
Pedophilia
➢Obsessively-compulsively attracted to prepubescent youths.
➢Broader than pedophilia, sexual obsession with children includes both lesbian
and heterosexual fixations.
➢Some males are obsessively attracted to young girls, even to infants; and some
females too are sexually obsessed with small boys.
Gerontophilia
➢From greek gerontos “old folks” and philos “love,” means love of older persons.
Mixoscopia or voyeurism
➢Obsessively-exclusively derives sexual satisfaction from peeping adventures.
➢From French voir “to see,” a voyeur is one who is sexually gratified by looking
at sexual organs or acts
➢A pygmalionist may even masturbate before or defile such statues to give vent to
his sexual excitement.
Pygmalionism
Bestiality
➢From the latin bestialis “beast”
•A child should be thought that some laws are necessary for the governing of sex,
love and marital relationships
Pornography
➢From the greek pornographos “writing of prostitute” and graphien “to write”
➢If one becomes so addicted to pornography that he/she cannot get sexually
aroused without viewing pornographic or lascivious sex scenes such person
becomes sexually deviated.
Prostitution
➢Involves the selling of sexual services for a price.
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➢Originally, only a woman offered her body for hire purposes of sexual
intercourse.
•Male prostitutes or “call boys” constitute university students, tour guides, and
models.
•Low class male prostitutes are waiters, male hosts and stand-bys.
➢Naked male and female is the greatest masterpiece or obra maestro, of the
Creator.
Dyspareunia
➢Painful intercourse
➢Psychological cause from both male and females are: fear of intercourse, fear of
pregnancy and bodily tensions.
Vaginismus
➢Spasmodic contractions of the muscles at the entrance of the vagina result in the
blocking of penile-vaginal intromission.
Priaprism
➢Prolonged and persistent erection of penis or clitoris, usually without sexual
desire, which cannot be relieved by orgasm.
Nymphomania
➢Intense sexual craving that is not relieved by intercourse or orgasm and which
may drive her to near-madness.
Satyriasis
➢Intense desire on the part of a male generally results from severe
neuropsychiatric disease or disorder.
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COLLEGE OF NURSING
Hermaphroditism
➢An individual has both male and female sexual organs in which they are called
hermaphrodites.
Cryptochordism
➢From the greek kryptos “hidden”
➢Sex anomaly in which a male has one or two “hidden” or undescended testicles.
➢If both testicles are concealed they may fail to develop major masculine physical
characteristics.
Penis captivus
•The capture of the penis by the vagina in such a way that the male cannot release
himself
➢Almost always spread by direct sexual contact are syphilis and gonorrhea.
➢To avoid becoming infected with syphilis and gonorrhea , one should avoid
sexual contact with individuals who are likely to have diseases.
➢Incurable
➢Its milder form is called AIDS Related Complex (ARC)
Example:
●Pornography and prostitution are sexual exploitations. They defile, debase and
desacralize sex insofar as the latter becomes a marketable item. In such a situation,
an individual loses his/her dignity as a human person.
➢To treat oneself as a means is to use, misuse, and abuse oneself. If it is as an end
it means respecting and protecting one’s personal dignity.
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For Example:
●A man or a woman in the nude, is used and manipulated for his/her commercial
value. They are being used and exploited by profit-oriented managers and
producers. In this case, they are degrading and dehumanizing themselves.
➢Rawls stresses our duty to respect others as a persons, and never to take
advantage of them, not to use them for our own personal gains.
•Fletcher’s situationism
➢An evil means does not always nullify a good end; it all depends upon a given
situation.
Example:
➢A mother with five children who have been abandoned by their own father who,
in turn, has married another woman, may be forced to work in a disco house. Her
loving concern for the well-being and survival of her young growing children may
compel her to accept financial offers in exchange for sexual favors. Survival is the
name of the game.
➢An act which is right in some circumstances may be wrong on others.