Dictionary - Sexopathological terms.

 BRIEF DICTIONARY
 SEXOPATHOLOGICAL TERMS


 Sexual aberration - sexual
perversion.
 Sexual abstinence (syn. - deprivation
sexual) - periods of forced
sexual abstinence; complex of painful
general neurotic and local manifestations
psychophysiological discomfort,
arising when the level of sexual
activity below individual
(constitutional-age) needs
 Partial sexual abstinence -
forced sexual abstinence,
softened by the onset of ejaculations during
surrogate (masturbation, petting) or
involuntary (wet dreams) forms of sexual intercourse
satisfaction; sexual withdrawal
total - absolute absence of sexual
activity when ejaculation does not occur
under no circumstances.
 Sexual aversion - negative
attitude towards a sexual partner;
the most severe form of affiliate
sexual dysfunction.
 Agale - in Ancient Greece - sacrificial
love, selfless dedication,
dissolution of the lover in caring for the beloved.
 Obstetric gender - the same as
civilian gender
 Algolagnia - sexual
the satisfaction felt when
causing pain to a sexual partner
(active algolagnia, or sadism) or in
connection with pain caused by sexual
partner (passive algolagnia, or
masochism).
 Ambivalence - duality
experiences when the same object
simultaneously causes opposite
feelings.
 Ambisexuality -term,
used as a synonym for terms
hermaphroditism and bisexuality.
 Anaphrodisia is the same as frigidity.
 Androgens - male sex hormones
(testosterone, androsterone, etc.),
causing masculinization (masculinization)
body.
 Androgyny is both feminine and
masculine properties of an individual;
psychological androgyny - tall
indicators simultaneously on scales
masculinity and femininity.
 Androphilia is a type of male
homosexuality; attraction to adults
men.
 Sexual anesthesia is the same as
frigidity.
 Anorgasmia - absence of orgasm during
sexual intercourse. Orgasm may occur
with other forms of sexual activity,
for example during erotic dreams, or
never appear.
 Asexuality - absence of sexual
attractions.
 Ascriptive gender - ascribed gender; then
the same as the civilian gender.
 Attractiveness - emotional
attraction, sympathy, attractiveness
erotic - erotic
attractiveness.
 Autoeroticism - the orientation of sexual
attraction to oneself (narcissism).
 Aphrodisaca (aphrodisiac) - substances
stimulating sexual desire, causing
sexual arousal (sex hormones and
etc.).
 Afrodysnomania - painful fixation
psychics in search of means capable
stimulate declining sexual performance.
 Affective - emotionally charged.

 Binary - binary, consisting of two
components.
 Bisexuality - in broad termssense
words possessing properties characteristic
for both sexes (androgyny), in a narrow
meaning - sexual attraction to both persons
floor.

 Vaginismus - convulsive muscle contraction
vagina and pelvic floor, preventing
performing sexual intercourse.
 Victorianism - lit.: the morals of England
during the reign of Queen Victoria
(1837-1901), figuratively - a symbol
hypocrisy and hypocrisy.
 Vikharita is one of the surrogate forms
sexual intercourse; orgasm is triggered
insertion of the penis between the closed
woman's hips.
 Virgogamy - virgin marriage.
 Virghata is one of the surrogate forms
sexual intercourse; orgasm is triggered
rubbing the penis against the perineum
women.
 Virility, virilization - appearance
male traits (body type,
hair growth, voice timbre, etc.) in women
under the influence of androgens.
 Sexual abstinence - efforts,
aimed at suppressing sexual
activity.
 Vollust - voluptuous feeling,
accompanying sexual intercourse.
 Voyeurism, visionism - achievement
sexual arousal or orgasm through
contemplation of another's genitals or observation
the sexual activity of other people.
Wed. with exhibitionism.

 Genitalia - sexual organs.
 Genotype - genetic constitution
organism, the totality of all
hereditary inclinations inherent in a given
individuals.
 Hermaphroditism - bisexuality,
intersexuality; congenital
duality of reproductive organs,
when an individual's gender cannot bedefinitely
defined as neither male nor female.
There are true hermaphroditism (with
presence of male and female gonads) and
false, or pseudohermaphroditism (presence
in the body only of women or only
male gonads).
 Gerontophilia - sexual orientation
attraction to older people.
 Heterism is a form of free love in
Ancient Greece.
 Hetero... - part of complex words,
denoting another, other (eg.
heterogeneity).
 Hetero/homosensuality -
preference for sexual partners
opposite/own sex;
manifests itself in appropriate behavior.
 Hetero/homosociality - orientation
to communicate with people
opposite/own sex;
determined by your social circle.
 Hetero/homophily - emotional
attraction to faces
of the opposite/own sex, not
having a pronounced erotic overtones.
 Hetero/homoeroticism - erotic
attraction to faces
opposite/own sex, not
necessarily accompanied by sexual
closeness.
 Hybristics - ancient Argive
holiday with a pronounced gender role
inversion.
 Gynecomastia - enlargement of milk
glands in men due to endocrine
disorders (true gynecomastia),
excess fat deposition (false
gynecomastia); sometimes occurs during
puberty (puberty)
gynecomastia, or juvenile mastitis).
 Gynecophilia is a type of female
homosexuality - attraction to adultswomen.
 Hypersexuality - increased
sexual desire. See also Nymphomania,
Satyriasis.
 Pubertal hypersexuality -
fixation characteristic of adolescence
psyche on sexual-erotic
impressions and fantasies accompanied
spontaneous erections, frequent emissions
and other manifestations of increased sexual
excitability; giving rise to transient
neuroticism, puberty
hypersexuality at the same time
contributes to the formation
conditioned reflex complexes of the sexual
spheres providing normal sexual
functions in the period of maturity.
 Hypersublimation - persistent suppression
sexual manifestations as a result
systematic repression of sexual
interests, motivations and activity
sports, creative or
of a production nature.
 Hypogonadism, hypogenitalism -
underdevelopment of the genital organs and secondary
sexual characteristics due to decreased
secretion of sex hormones.
 Hyposexuality - decreased sexual performance
attractions; extreme manifestation in women -
frigidity.
 Hypothalamus - department of the intermediate
brain, higher subcortical center
autonomic nervous system; regulates
activity of the endocrine glands and
communicates between the endocrine and nervous
systems
 Pituitary gland - endocrine gland,
closely connected with the hypothalamus, its
hormones regulate many functions of other
endocrine glands, including gonads.
 Hirsutism - excess hair growth
(mustache growth,beards) in women; manifestation
virilization.
 Hyphedonia (distorted gilgedonia;
hypohedonia, sexual hypoesthesia) -
dulling the sharpness of voluptuous
sensations.
 Homo... - part of compound words,
denoting similarity, unity,
belonging to the same
(e.g. homosociality, homophily).
 Homophobia is an irrational hatred of
homosexuals; often expresses fear
own sexual fantasies and
impulses.
 Gonadal, true sex -
identified by the main indicator
gender - histological
structure of the gonad.
 Gonadotropin is the general name for hormones
anterior lobe of the pituitary gland, stimulating
formation and activity of the gonads.
 Gonads (adj. gonadal) - reproductive
glands.
 Hormonal gender - determined
gonadal sex; manifested by the ability
gonads secrete specific
sex hormones.
 Civil gender (passport,
obstetric, ascriptive gender) - officially
registered gender; determined at
birth and is derived directly from
morphological sex. As a rule,
determines the gender of upbringing.
 Gräfenberg spot - area on
the anterior wall of the vagina, the size of which
in some women it increases with
sexual arousal and irritation of which
presumably related to female
orgasm.
 Humoral - related to liquids
body (blood, lymph).

 Taoism is one of the directions
ancient Chinese philosophy.
 Doublestandard - different norms
behavior for men and women.
 Deviation (adj. - deviant) -
deviation from the norm.
 Sexual deviations - not related to
painful states of deviation from
generally accepted (within a given ethnic
culture) forms of sexual behavior.
 Determination of gender - orientation
hereditary (genetic) and environmental
factors determining the final result
sexual differentiation, i.e. development
primary and secondary sexual characteristics according to
male or female type and sexual
self-awareness (main components
the latter are psychosexual
orientation, choice of sexual partner and
gender role performed by an individual).
 Defeminization - a process of overcoming
boys have feminine character traits and
behavior.
 Defloration is the breaking of the hymen.
 Acceptability range - population
forms of sexual behavior during intimate
intimacy (both in coitus and in
preparatory stage of preliminary
caress, or forshpiele), not generating
partner negative emotional reaction
(choice of sexual positions of partners,
oral-genital contacts, etc.).
 Dimorphism - two qualitatively different
forms of the same phenomenon; sexual
dimorphism - differences due to
belonging to male or female
semi.
 Sexual disharmony - general
names of various sexual disorders,
resulting from poor choices
partner, varietyaffiliate
sexual dysfunction.
 Dysgenitalism - abnormal development
genitals.
 Dyspareunia is a term used
various authors define a very broad
range of disorders, mainly in women,
from lack of sexual desire
(asexuality) and inability to orgasm
(anorgasm) to sexual disharmony
relationship between spouses (dysgamy),
pain in the genitals
(genitalgia) and muscle spasms,
making sexual intercourse difficult or
its impossible (vaginismus).
 Dysfunction, sexual, partner,
dysgamia - sexual disorders,
manifested in the interaction of specific
partner couple; often interpreted as
sexual incompatibility, although often
behind it there is only absence
some skills.
 Dominant - the dominant idea
the main feature of something.
 Dominance (adj. dominant) -
authority, inclination and ability
occupy a dominant position.

 Psychological defense mechanisms -
special regulatory system
personality stabilization aimed at
elimination or reduction of anxiety
by protecting the sphere of consciousness from
negative, traumatic
experiences. Most detailed theory
protective mechanisms developed in
psychoanalysis.
 Bestiality - bestiality, sexual
contact with animals.

 Identity is a conscious unity and
continuity of physical and mental
processes. See alsoGender identity.
 Impotence is the inability of a man
perform sexual intercourse and/or provide
sexual satisfaction for both
partners. Impotence means
a variety of erectile dysfunction, ejaculation
and other sexual reactions. Term
disappears from modern scientific
sexology.
 Imprinting - psychophysiological
mechanism according to which
impression or image perceived in
a certain critical period of development,
are firmly imprinted in the brain,
turning into sustainable behavioral
program.
 Inversion - changing the usual order
things, rearrangement; sexual inversion
means homosexuality.
 Involution - descending development
lines, coagulation of biological function;
sexual involution - gradual
age-related decrease in sexual activity.
 Sexual involution - age
decreased sexual activity, first
the manifestation of which usually becomes
gradual weakening of interest in sexual intercourse
sphere.
 Seasonality index - statistical
indicator of the dependence of conceptions on time
year.
 Initiation is a rite of passage.
 Interiorization - moving inside,
assimilation; the opposite concept -
exteriorization - expression to the outside.
 Intersexuality - uncertainty
somatic sexual status
(hermaphroditism) or gender identity
(transsexualism).
 Introversion (introverted,
introvert) - turning attention inward
yourself,unsociability, isolation. See
also Extraversion.
 Intromission - insertion of the penis
in the vagina
 Incest - incest, sexual intercourse
between close relatives
 Yin and Yang - in ancient Chinese philosophy
and medicine - the principle of separation of female and
masculine beginnings.

 Canon law - totality
rules established by the church in contrast
from secular legislation.
 Castration, castration - impact,
causing complete cessation of functions
gonads There are hormonal, radiation,
traumatic and surgical castration.
 Cognitive - cognitive.
 Coitus - sexual intercourse, sexual intercourse
intercourse, copulation.
 Coitus vestibular - surrogate
form of sexual intercourse performed by
rhythmic movements of the penis, not
extending beyond the vestibule of the vagina,
or rhythmic compression of the penis between
the vestibule of the vagina and the pubis of a man,
produced either as a means
prevent destruction of the hymen
and the onset of pregnancy, or when
insufficient tension of the penis,
excluding the possibility of introducing it into
vagina, or with individual
the uniqueness of the mechanisms of sexual
satisfaction for some women.
 Heterosexual coitus - sexual intercourse
between representatives of different sexes
(man and woman).
 Homosexual coitus - sexual intercourse
between representatives of the same sex.
 Coitus interrupted - sexual intercourse, with
in which a man, feelingapproaching
final nervous release (orgasm),
removes to prevent pregnancy
penis from the vagina so that sperm does not
got into the woman's genital tract.
 Prolonged coitus - sexual intercourse,
arbitrarily tightened to extend
pleasure.
 Sexual constitution - totality
biological properties (features)
organisms formed under the influence
hereditary factors and conditions
development, determining the level of sexual
needs, limits of sexual activity and
resistance to harmful influences,
affecting the genital area.
 Contraceptives - birth control
means.
 Copulation (adj. copulative) - that
same as coitus.
 Incest is the same as incest.
 Cunnilingus - oral stimulation
female genitalia.

 Final caresses - finishing
sexual intercourse sexual acts, usually
calming, smoothing out the edges
previous sensations and expressing
satisfaction and gratitude to the partner;
may contribute to the onset of complete
sexual satisfaction in a woman
cases of some delay in discharge.
 Preparatory caresses - mutual
sexual activity at the initial stage
sexual intercourse (usually in the form
verbal expressions, hugs and
kisses), with the goal of achieving both
partners of complete psychological and
bodily readiness for full
sexual intercourse.
 Latent - hidden, located in
potency.
 Lesbianlove, lesbianism -
female homosexuality.
 Libido is sexual desire.
 Longitudinal method - a study of some
and the same people for a long time
time (unlike the age-related method
slices).
 Ludus - in Ancient Greece
hedonistic love-game, not
characterized by depth of feeling and
relatively easy to accept
possibility of betrayal.

 Masochism - sexual satisfaction with
physical or mental suffering,
caused by a sexual partner.
 Mania - in Ancient Greece - growing
from a mixture of eros and ludus, irrational
love-obsession, which is typical
uncertainty and dependence on the object
attractions.
 Masculinity is a totality
somatic, mental and behavioral
signs that distinguish a man from a woman
(in animals - a male from a female). See also
Femininity.
 Masturbation (ipsation, masturbation) -
sexual self-gratification, most often
by irritating the genitals.
 Menarche is the first menstruation. See
also Cigarka
 Menopause is the cessation of menstruation in
women, marking the end of childbearing
period of her life.
 Microgenitosomia - underdevelopment
external genitalia.
 Morphological, somatic sex -
floor, determined by the structure of the external and
internal genital organs;
determined by the level and dominant
direction of hormonal effects.
 Sodomy is the same as pederasty.
 Multiorgasticity - ability
experience orgasm several timescurrent
one sexual act; typical for
women (so-called multi-orgastic
women).

 Narvasadata - surrogate form
sexual intercourse by introducing sexual intercourse
penis between a woman's mammary glands.
 Narcissism (autoeroticism,
automonosexuality) - preference
own body as an object
sexual desire.
 Nymphomania - increased sexual desire
attraction (hypersexuality) in a woman.
See also Satyriasis.

 Circumcision - surgical excision
foreskin.
 Oygarhe - the first wet dream. See also
Monarche.
 Masturbation is the same as masturbation.
 Mental masturbation - fantasies on
sexual themes with the experience of orgasm
without masturbation or any other
manipulation.
 Oral - relating to the oral cavity.
 Orgasm - the highest degree
voluptuous sensation that arises in
the moment of completion of sexual intercourse or when
other forms of sexual gratification.
 Orgasmic platform (syn. -
orgasmic cuff) - preliminary
tonic tension of the muscles of the outer third
vagina, the maximum contraction of which
associated with the occurrence of orgasm.
 Orgasticity - the ability to experience
orgasm.

 Panel study - repeated
inspection of the same object
after some time.
 Pansexuality - bringing everyone together
emotional reactions and motives of behavior
to a sexual basis.
 Paraphilia - sexual achievement
satisfaction through unusual or
culturally inappropriate incentives;usually
this concept is used as a synonym for sexual
deviations, deviations.
 Passport gender - the same as
civilian gender
 Pederasty - sodomy, male
homosexuality; usually used in
in a narrower sense to denote
anal coitus between an adult man
and a boy.
 Pedophilia - sexual orientation
attraction to children.
 Perversion - perversion, pathological
deviation from the norm.
 Permissive sexual morality
permissiveness - sexual tolerance.
See also Repressive Sexual Morality.
 Petting - deliberate provocation
orgasm by artificial stimulation
erogenous zones in bilateral conditions
sexual contact that excludes
direct contact
genitals. May be superficial
(irritation of erogenous zones, usually
naked, and the genitals - only through
clothes), deep, gay
heterosexual, active and passive.
 Gender of upbringing - gender in which
raise a child in a family (from choice
clothes, hairstyle and games before use
punishments for non-conforming sexual
behavior); determined by civil
floor. Participates in the formation of sexual
self-awareness and choice of gender role.
 Pollutionism - the desire to get dirty
secretions from a sexual partner for the purpose of
sexual arousal.
 Emission - involuntary ejaculation,
not related to sexual intercourse; is happening
mostly in my sleep.
 Daytime emissions - involuntary
ejaculation that occurs withwaking state of consciousness, but outside
circumstances of sexual intercourse (most often with
forced hugs and kisses, but
sometimes - under the influence of purely visual
exciting sensations or erotic
fantasizing, and occasionally - with
exposure to such non-sexual agents,
like vibrations or shame, fear, etc.).
 Nocturnal emissions - involuntary
ejaculation (conditionally
opposed to arbitrary
sexual intercourse or masturbation) occurring
during sleep.
 Sexual activity - characteristic
frequency of sexual intercourse for a given person
departures (in men it is characterized
number of ejaculations occurring
during sexual intercourse or other, in particular
surrogate, forms of sexual
satisfaction, for example during masturbation).
 Sexual life is the totality of bodily,
mental and social processes, in
which is based on and through which
sexual desire is satisfied.
 Gender identity - conscious
gender of the individual with which
other properties of it are correlated
self-awareness.
 Gender role - a model of social
behavior, specific set of requirements
and expectations placed by society on
male or female persons.
 Sexual socialization is a process
formation of male or female reproductive system
identity in accordance with accepted in
given society by cultural norms.
 Sexual stratification - hierarchical
organized system of sex roles.
 Sexual coldness (syn.-
frigidity) weakening of sexual desire
or sexual excitability. The term is more common
used in relation to persons
female.
 Sexual desire (syp. - libido) -
desire for sexual intimacy,
the severity and direction of which
determined by genetic makeup
chromosomes, diencephalic part of the brain,
endocrine glands and
formation of conditioned reflex
complexes under the influence of individual
experience.
 Sexual development delayed -
absent or clear (for several years)
delay in the formation of functional
(sexual desire, ejaculation,
menstruation, etc.) and objective (in
in particular, secondary sexual characteristics)
manifestations characterizing sexual
maturity.
 Sexual identity - ability
be aware of yourself as a representative
specific gender, as well as regulate
their behavior in accordance with accepted
in society by moral and ethical requirements
and installations.
 Gender dysphoria syndrome - persistent
acute mental state
dissatisfaction with one's sexual
belonging, desire to change gender
role and gender identity.
 Gender symbolism is a system of images and
norms in which culture comprehends
gender differences and sexual behavior.
 Sexual disorders - disorders,
affecting sexual intercourse
satisfaction for both sexual
partners (men and women) and on their
fertility (ability to conceive and
reproductionoffspring). Genital
properties - properties that differentiate
people by gender
 Gender-role preference -
preference for male or female roles or
some of its aspects.
 Pornography - obscene,
vulgar naturalistic depiction or
a verbal description of sexual intercourse that has
the purpose of sexual arousal.
 Post-consummatory phase - final
the stage of copulation that occurs after coitus
and characterized by general relaxation and
fading of sexual reactions.
 Pragma - in Ancient Greece -
arising from a mixture of ludus and storge
rational, easy to follow
conscious control love by calculation.
 Procreation - reproduction
offspring; procreative sexuality -
with the goal of procreation. See
also Recreation.
 Promiscuity - disorderly, without anything
regulated sexual intercourse; in the 19th century
promiscuity was mistakenly considered the oldest
form of gender relations in primitive
society.
 Proceptivity is the behavior of a female,
sexually stimulating
male
 Pseudohermaphroditism - false
hermaphroditism.
 Pseudo-impotence - doubts about
the state of a man’s genital area,
caused by misconceptions
about normal sexual manifestations, with
his absence of deviations.
 Psychosexual orientation -
individual's characteristic orientation
sexual desire, determining choice
sexual partner and characteristics
ownsexual role.
 Puberty is the period of puberty.

 Sexual reactions - behavioral,
physiological reactions associated with
sexual attraction and aimed at
his satisfaction.
 Reductionism - reducing the complex to
simple and higher to lower.
 Recreation - lit.: rest, entertainment,
recreational sexuality sexuality,
aiming at pleasure. See also
Procreation.
 Representative - statistically
personable.
 Repressive sexual morality - system
strict anti-sexual attitudes,
the opposite of sexual tolerance
(permissiveness).
 Respondent - the person who responds to
survey questions.
 Sexual retardation - delay
sexual development, in mild cases
expressed by delayed awakening
sexual desire and the onset of first
menstruation (in boys - first ejaculations),
in more severe cases to this
underdevelopment of secondary
sexual characteristics.
 Receptivity - the female's readiness
accept the male in the copulatory act.

 Sadism - sexual satisfaction through
causing suffering or humiliation
sexual partner.
 Sadomasochism - sadism and masochism both
complementary methods
sexual satisfaction; sometimes
alternate in the same person.
 Satyriasis - increased sexual desire
attraction (hypersexuality) in a man.
See also Nymphomania.
 Sexology is a scientific field
research and knowledge about sexuality.
 Sexuality -characteristic
sexual desire, sexual
reactions, sexual activity, etc.
 Sexopathology - clinical section
medicine, studying sexual disorders.
 Sex therapy is a method of treating sexual
disorders in a partner couple (training,
training according to special programs).
 Sexual role/identity -
aspects of gender role/identity,
related to genital-erotic
properties and behavior.
 Sexual games - related activities
with examination or stimulation of the genitals
and other erogenous zones.
 Sexual properties - properties,
related to genital-erotic
sphere.
 Secularization - translation from the church,
sacred into secular, worldly.
 Semantic differential -
psychological test based on
word associations.
 Sensitivity (adj. sensitive) -
sensitivity, susceptibility to
some incentives.
 Siblings (sibs) are brothers and sisters.
 Synergy (adj. synergistic) -
joint action.
 Erotic dreams - dreams,
the content of which is intertwined with various
sexual manifestations (from simple
sexual erotic arousal to
orgasm in both sexes or ejaculation in
men).
 Somatic - bodily.
 Somatotype - body type.
 Stigma - literally: stain, mark,
bodily sign; in a figurative sense -
an indelible stain of shame and condemnation.
 Stigmatization -
socio-psychological discrimination
some kindcategories of people.
 Storge is one of the types of love
in Ancient Greece: love-tenderness, in
particularly the family love of parents for
children.
 Subincision - ritual cutting
posterior wall of the spongy part of the urethra.
 Sublimation is a process of transformation and
switching the energy of affective drives
on social activities and cultural
creativity.
 Superincision - ritual cutting
the anterior part of the foreskin (without it
removal).

 Taboo is a socio-cultural prohibition,
supported by religious sanctions.
 Tantrism is a direction in Buddhism and
Hinduism.
 The bodily canon is characteristic of
a given culture's normative system
attitudes and ideas regarding
body and its functions.
 Transvestism - achieving sexual
satisfaction through dressing in
clothes of the opposite sex.
 Transsexualism - belief in
incorrectness of your biological sex,
desire to belong to the opposite
semi. Accompanied by a desire for
gender reassignment (surgical) and
imitation of the behavior of opposite persons
(desired) gender.
 Tumescence - increase in volume
genitals and their acquisition of increased
elasticity.

 Installation - internal state
a person's readiness in a certain way
perceive, evaluate and act on
relation to certain objects.

 Phallus (coattail, linga) - symbolic
image of an erect penis.
 Fellatio (peniliction) - a typeorogenital contact (causing
sexual arousal by mouth and
tongue on the partner's penis).
 Femininity is a totality
somatic, mental and behavioral
properties that distinguish a woman from a man (in
animals - female from male). See also
Masculinity.
 Phenotype - external, observable
manifestation of the genotype.
 Pheromones are chemical substances
acting as biological transmitters
information between individuals, including
playing the role of key sexual
stimuli (releasers) that attract
individuals of the opposite sex.
 Fetal - fetal, related to
corresponding period of uterine
development.
 Fetishism - sexual achievement
satisfaction through manipulation and
contact with objects that they themselves
have no erotic meaning
(clothes, shoes, etc.), but usually
symbolize a sexual partner.
 Filka - in Ancient Greece -
love-friendship, conditioned by personal
sympathy and social connections.
 Flagellation - achievement of sexual
arousal by scourging a partner or
self-flagellation (sometimes through
mutual flagellation). A type of sadism and
masochism.
 Frigidity - sexual coldness in
women. Manifested by sexual weakness
attraction or sexual excitability; maybe
accompanied by aversion to sexual
act.
 Copulative frictions - movements
penis into the vagina, produced
during sexual intercourse.
 Sexual frustrations -unsatisfied sexual arousal.

 Hustlers (American slang) -
male prostitutes (heterosexual),
allowing homosexual contacts
(fellatio).

 Celibacy - mandatory celibacy
Catholic clergy.

 Exhibitionism - sexual achievement
satisfaction by demonstration
genitals to persons of the opposite sex outside
sexual situations. Wed. with
voyeurism.
 Expressive -
expressively emotional.
 Extraversion (adj.
extroverted) - appeal
outward attention, high sociability,
openness. See also Introversion.
 Extragenital - located outside
areas of the genital organs.
 Sexual excess - repeated
sexual intercourse during the day, provided
that each of them is complete, i.e.
e. ends with orgasm or ejaculation.
 Maximum sexual excess -
highest number of completed
(ending with ejaculation) sexual
acts during the day that he had
the man in your life.
 Empathy - feeling
immediate emotional response to
someone else's experience.
 Encephalization - phylogenetic
brain development.
 Erection - reflex filling
blood from the penis or clitoris,
giving these organs rigidity.
 Erogenous zones - areas of the body
which causes sexual irritation
excitement.
 Eros - in Ancient Greece - name
spontaneous, passionate love,
usually aimed at the physical,
physicalpossession.
 Erotica (adjective erotic) -
sexual feelings, fantasies and
experiences, as well as everything that they
stimulates.
 Erotomania - increased sexual desire
attraction; the same as hypersexuality.
 Estrogens are female sex hormones
(estradiol, astro, etc.).
 Estrus - estrus, sexual period
activity in female mammals.
 Etiology - the study of causes
diseases.
 Eupareunia - simultaneous attack
orgasm in a man and a woman.
 Ephebophilia - a type
homosexuality - attraction to boys,
teenagers
 Ejaculation - ejaculation, discharge
ejaculate; reflex act, along with
erection is the main manifestation of male
sexuality.
 Delayed ejaculation
a symptom complex in which sexual intercourse
are protracted, debilitating and
some of them do not end in ejaculation.
 Ejaculation premature (accelerated)
symptom complex in which
ejaculation occurs before or immediately
after intromission, without giving both
partners (or woman) of sexual
satisfaction.