Contemporary sexual confusion

Author: Wang Yuru
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Publish Date: 2001-03-01
Features: This book is one of the "Counseling Psychology Series" and is a popular read on the subject of sexual psychology. The author has selected real-life cases from counseling sessions that occur around us, organized, described, analyzed, and guided into this collection, making it highly readable. To protect the privacy of the main characters, their real identities have been concealed. Among them are couples who have long harbored a "feeling of sexual impurity," leading to a decline in sexual ability by avoiding intimacy in a house where three generations reside together; a traveler returning from abroad, whose life of constant fear and instability has made him "sexually"; and a migrant worker who has been unknowingly subjected to sexual exploitation by his boss for a long time. There are also individuals with sexual psychological abnormalities, such as homosexuals, transvestites, people with sexual delusions, and a young girl who has been, leaving behind a haunting shadow. She constantly travels to seek justice from her father. This book aims to provide insights and possibly offer more assistance to those in need of help. It also hopes that these cases can serve as material for fellow professionals to explore together.