Men and women have very different
perceptions of sexual dysfunction. First, men develop sexual dysfunction when
they have too much information about sex or have many experiences of having sex.
When a man's xesmind processes sexual information, xes wounds grow little by
little in their xesmind. As these wounds accumulate, they have a negative
effect on the body and mind, but it is recognized as pleasure in the conscious.
In addition, because xes wounds that cause
sexual dysfunction are not recognized and not sensed, sexual dysfunction is
often thought of as a physical problem by men. Therefore, when men experience
sexual dysfunction, they try to treat the body to restore sexual function.
However, for women, sexual dysfunction occurs when the mind is very healthy or,
conversely, when the wounds in mind become much larger than normal women.
A woman's xesmind works when she is trying
to repair wounds in her mind, so if her mind is healthy, there is no reason for
her xesmind to work, and she is not interested in sex. If the level of her
wounds is extremely high, she may also become sexually dysfunctional because
she blocks her perception of sexuality completely and her body does not respond
to sexual stimulation at all.
Happiness and wounds in mind are recognized
and felt in the conscious, so when women experience sexual dysfunction, they
think of it as a psychological problem and not a physical problem. They hardly
try to treat their bodies for sexual dysfunction. However, they may try to
treat their bodies being influenced by popular misinformation about sexuality,
community activities, or their husbands.
Men perceive sexual dysfunction as a
physical problem, so they assume that a woman's sexual dysfunction must also be
a physical problem. They assume that there is something wrong with the woman's
body that causes sexual dysfunction. It doesn't occur to men that woman's
sexual dysfunction may be caused by a psychological problem. So, just as men
try to cure their own sexual dysfunction, they try to cure their partner's
sexual dysfunction physically.
Also, because women think that their sexual
dysfunction is caused by psychological problems, they think that men's sexual
dysfunction is also caused by psychological problems, so they think that
treating men's psychology will cure their sexual dysfunction. Women often think
that men need attention and love, and they want to comfort men thinking that
they are working too hard, stressed, or tired.
Women hardly try hard to treat their own
sexual dysfunction, and they don't think much about treating their partner's
sexual dysfunction either, because they assume that once their psychology is
restored, their sexual dysfunction will naturally resolve itself. Of course, if
a woman develops an addiction as a result of wound dissociation, sexual
dysfunction becomes a very serious matter to her. These women override their
feelings of wounds and seek only the pleasure of their sensory organs, and they
become tolerant of, or indulge in, having sex, which is the most intense and pleasurable
form of sensory stimulation. This activates all the sensory organs in the woman’s
body, no matter how frigid or anorgasmic a woman may have been, so when a woman
who was primarily depressed and frigid converts to addiction, her body becomes easily
aroused and optimized for having sex.
Regardless of how men and women perceive
sexual dysfunction, if they have it and want to treat it, physical treatment
should never be the first thing they do. Fundamentally, men need to create
habits of mind so that they can remove xes wounds, and women need to create
habits of mind so that they can treat wounds in mind and change their
perceptions and values about sex.
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