How does transvestite come into being?
summary
A classmate of mine is very strange recently. He wears very different clothes. Before, he didn't think that he didn't have any appreciation level. Now he is becoming more and more serious. Anyway, it makes people feel strange. Some people say that it's a hobby. He gets sexual excitement through wearing different clothes. It's a form of perversion. This kind of sexual perversion is more common in men, because it is common for women to wear men's clothes now, so what is the reason for heterosexual dressing addiction? Next, let's learn about it!
How does transvestite come into being?
psychological factor. Some patients have a fear and anxiety about the relationship between the two sexes. Therefore, there are many patients in the case of sexual intercourse without wearing heterosexual clothing appear obvious Yang spasm symptoms, and wearing heterosexual clothing is no such sexual dysfunction. This may be the result of heterosexual dress up relieving the patient's subconscious anxiety or guilt about sexual activities.
The influence of family environment. When the patient was young, his gender was affected by the environment. For example, his parents wanted to have a girl but gave birth to a boy, or vice versa. In order to fill the psychological defects, the children are dressed as the opposite sex and given more attention and caress.
Improper education and guidance. Some parents always think that girls are docile, obedient and hygienic. Therefore, when educating their children in daily life, they always treat boys as girls, and often take the girls in the neighborhood as examples. Or on the contrary, girls should be educated as boys, so that children lack normal social interaction in childhood and adolescence, and develop heterosexual temperament and character.
matters needing attention
Early detection and early treatment. When transvestites occur in early years, such as children and adolescents, we should take timely treatment measures to encourage them to actively participate in collective activities, cultivate their self-confidence and reduce the pressure on their gender expectations.
