Voyeurism

Voyeurism is in the class of deviant behavior in which the person is sexually aroused by observation of an unsuspected person who is in the act of disrobing, is naked, or is having sex. This sexual arousal is principally due to the fact that the victim is not aware of being seen. This would be in the category of paraphilias, if the afflicted person, repeatedly for six months or more, has intense sexual fantasies and sexual desires by watching an unsuspecting victim in these acts. Current society considers this as a normal activity by boys and men, and sometimes by girls and women, in a mild form and if this does not become the preferential form of sex.

Treatment for this is similar to all cases of praphilia. The afflicted person should be under the care of a doctor who is a specialist in cognitive behavior and psychotherapy. The doctor should examine the patient to make sure the diagnosis is voyeurism and then begin the most effective treatment.

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