Today we're going
to talk about sexual function as a result of the workings of xesmind. Many
people think of sexual function only in terms of the physical function, but
it's a misconception that sexual function and sexual dysfunction are solely a
matter of the body. Sexual function can never be discussed in isolation from
the mind.
In order to
perceive any information from the outside and become conscious of it, the five
sensory organs of the body must work, and when we think, we must retrieve
memories from the brain, update new information, and store it in the brain. And
when the mind wants to express the results of the mind's work to the outside,
it can only be expressed through the body, whether it is a facial expression, a
gesture, an action, or a word.
In this way, the
process of processing information in the mind is done through the three
psychological processes of perception, memory, and expression, and if we are
processing information about sex, the xes psychology of perceiving sexuality,
remembering sexuality, and expressing sexuality comes into play. And the work
of the xes psychology is manifested as sexual function through the body used to
perceive sexuality, the body used to remember and think about sexuality, and
the body used to express sexuality through words, actions, and facial
expressions.
If sexuality
should be recognized and felt through the sensory organs, but it is not
recognized well enough, it is considered as sexual dysfunction, and if you have
to think about something by bringing up the memory of sexuality and it does not
work well, or if you think about something sexually that is not common due to
distorted sexual memory, it can also be a sexual dysfunction. And it goes
without saying that if you can't express your sexuality in words, actions, and
facial expressions as well as you need to when you need to, it's sexual
dysfunction. In this case, not only too little, that is, not working well, is
sexual dysfunction, but too much, or more than necessary, is also sexual
dysfunction.
Fundamentally, if
you want to recover from sexual dysfunction and have full control at the right
time and in the right place, you have to have a clear concept of sexual
function and treat sexual dysfunction from the perspective of mind and
psychology. But the current approach to sexual dysfunction focuses on mostly physical
aspects, and that means taking certain foods, taking pills and supplements, getting
surgeries or even training sexual organs. This is one of the most common and
most grossly distorted errors we face in sexual problems.
A physical
approach to sexual dysfunction is not a cure-all, so the problem will either
return, or one problem will be solved and another will arise. It's important to
keep in mind that the more you try to do something to fix your sexual dysfunction
to the exclusion of your mind and psychology, the more you're going to aggravate
not only your sexual function but also your psychological condition.
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