A voyeur is a person who loves to spy on the secret intimate activities of others. For example, dressing up or someone having sex. Voyeurism is considered a sexual deviation, despite the fact that in small quantities it is inherent in a large number of people. Voyeurism is called a disease when it supplants all other modes of sexual activity.
Voyeurs around us
According to official statistics from sexologists, there are approximately 10% of voyeurs in the world. But usually this is understood as a rather serious form of infatuation with this type of deviant behavior, forgetting about "simple" voyeurs. Who are these so-called household voyeurs? To test if you are even a little voyeur, answer the following question: Have you ever enjoyed watching your sexual partner change or take off his clothes? If so, then this is already considered a form of voyeurism, albeit innocent enough.
During adolescence, voyeurism is often common among males who are curious about what girls look like. Everyone has heard stories of how boys used to spy on girls in dressing rooms and shower rooms. No one considers this a deviation, although such behavior is frowned upon. In the modern world, "lively" curious teenage voyeurism has practically disappeared, as it has been replaced by numerous sources of information of this kind on the Internet. By the way, yes, watching pornographic and erotic films and getting pleasure or sexual arousal from it is also a form of voyeurism.
The popularity of voyeurism is also evidenced by the numerous peep shows and strip clubs, of which there are many throughout the world. All of them do not get bored without clients, which means that there are enough people who want to pry.
Serious voyeurs
As with any sex game, voyeurism also has its serious adherents. Sometimes they become like that from a banal chronic lack of a sexual partner. In other words, the combination of voyeurism and masturbation allows loners to get the long-awaited satisfaction. However, there are very few such people who consciously prefer voyeurism to traditional sex.
A rather serious deviation is considered to be such a tendency to peep, when the "victim" has no idea that they are looking at him. Even if the other person, having learned about the partner's propensity for peeping, agrees to play this game, the first one loses the desire to do something as soon as it becomes known about his secret sin.
According to doctors, voyeurism is considered a problem when sex life becomes highly dependent on satisfying the addiction to this fetish. That is, if a voyeur does not manage to pry, then he will not be satisfied with sex, no matter how beautiful it may be from other points of view. However, this rarely happens. As a rule, such deviations are explained by strong impressions received from peeping in childhood, sometimes a person's mental illness may be the cause.