Paraphilic Disorder Exhibitionism

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Exhibitionism is a mental condition in which one has a fantasy, urge or behavior of exposing their genitals to non-consenting or unsuspecting people. Exhibitionism is also known as a paraphilic disorder. Paraphilic disorder are recurrent, intense, sexually arousing fantasies, urges, or behavior that are distress or disabling and involve in animate objects, children or non-consenting

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