Friday, August 31, 2012

Sexual Behavior: high sex drive


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Question:

sexual behavior, sex drive, sexuality
I am worried, because I am wondering what could be the cause of my behavior. I have a way to high sex drive. All the times I get familiar with a man in my life, I immediately begin to have erotic and sexual fantasies about him. Everything begin when there is a little step over basic acquaintanceship, sometimes a couple of smiles during a conversation are enough.
It happens with my boyfriend’s father (and it happened with the fathers of my ex-boyfriends), with his brother (15 years old), and with his friends. Every time there is a minimum exchange of tenderness with a man I feel the need of having sex with him. The only thing that throws me off is if they are rude with me, if they are extremely ugly, or if they smell bad.

I am an apparently shy girl, but I do have some seductive behaviors. Sometimes I would like to live in a world where everybody is part of a happy community and where sexual promiscuity is not a problem.
Where does this behavior come from?

Answer:

Dear Noe, all of us have the basic need to “seduce”, in the etymological sense of the word (from latin: se – duco =  lead to oneself,) so well over the basic sexual meaning that the word ended up having. All human beings suffer from loneliness, and each one of us tries to overcome it many ways. Often we use words: there are magic moments in everybody’s life in which it is possible to experience deep emotions and intimacy just through talking, letting our defenses down, understanding each others.
At the same time, sexuality is a powerful and unique instrument for this, in its ancestral primitivism that involves the body as well as the soul.

Of course, if through words we create distance, for example by being rude, there will often be an emotional detachment that will not help sexuality.
What you call a "high sex drive", your inclination to behave sexually with the purpose of seducing, maybe too hastily and indiscriminately, seems to be an excessive intolerance for the inevitable loneliness of being human, and a scarce self-esteem in your intellectual skills.
Maybe you do not have enough self-confidence (what you called “being shy”?) and you feel more equipped physically than mentally.

In conclusion, try to better balance and use all the se-ductive tools that you own, focusing on the intellectual ones a bit more.
Best regards,

Answer:
Fabio Fagnani, Psychotherapist,
Question:
Noe, 23 year's old
Publication date: 11/15/2006

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