Satire, which can also be known as male nymphomania, is a psychological disorder that causes an exaggerated sexual desire in men, without increasing the amount of sex hormones.
Geralmente, esse desejo leva o homem a ter relações frequentes com várias parceiras, ou parceiros, diferentes, assim como a praticar masturbação várias vezes ao dia, mas sem nunca sentir o prazer e a satisfação que procura.
- Just as nymphomania is only used to describe women with the same disorder.
- Satirose is only used for men.
- But generally the term nymphomania is also used to identify sex-dependent men.
- Although the most correct term is satirose.
See symptoms of nymphomania in women
Some of the characteristic symptoms that may indicate that a man is addicted to sex include:
In some cases, the “nymphomaniac” man may even have a strong desire to engage in sexual activities deemed wrong by society, such as voyeurism, sadism, or even pedophilia.
It is still common for men to have one or more sexually transmitted diseases, not because of the large number of partners, but because when having sex, it is common for them to forget to use condoms because of the great desire they feel.
It should be remembered that many of these characteristics are common among young people in adolescence. However, this does not mean that they are dependent on sex, since the symptoms are caused by sudden hormonal changes, which does not occur in adult men with satirose, so the diagnosis should always be made by a psychologist.
There is no specific cause for the onset of satirosis in men, however, it is believed that this disorder may appear as a bodily response to decrease stress levels through sexual activity.
Dessa forma, é mais comum em pessoas que têm dificuldade para regular suas emoções ou que têm problemas relacionados a abuso ou traumas, por exemplo.
In addition, men with other psychological problems, such as schizophrenia or bipolar disorder, may also experience excessive sexual desire.
Diagnosis should always be made by a psychologist through the assessment of human history, so whenever possible, it is important to bring a friend or family member to the consultation, so that you can report what you see or think about the situation.
The first step in treating sexual dependence is to identify whether there is another psychological disorder that may be the cause of excessive sexual desire, if this is the case, the psychologist can guide individual and group psychotherapy sessions or even refer a psychiatrist to prescribe medication, if necessary.
In other cases, treatment is usually done only with therapy sessions, but there may also be rarer cases where sedative or tranquilizer drugs may be needed to release human stress, without the need for excessive sex, for example.
In the case of an associated sexual disease, such as HIV, syphilis, or gonorrhea, treatment of the specific disease is usually also initiated.