Vice President:
Yen-Chin LIN Lin
TAO Mingyu
DENG Peicheng HU
Secretary General: Yen-Chin LIN
Periods
January 30, 2008 Registration
April 30, 2009 Abstract delivery deadline
May 31, 2009 Notification of Acceptance
June 20, 2009 Full text delivery & registration deadline in the
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August 14~17, 2009 First International Conference in Chinese
Sexuality
Topics
A. Human development
1, Reproductive and sexual anatomy and physiology
2, Reproduction
3, Puberty
4, Body and mind image
5, Sexual orientation and Gender identity
B. Relationships
1, Families
2, Friends
3, Date
4, Marriage and commitments
5, Raising children
C. Sexuality education
1, Sexuality education for parents
2, Network and sexuality education
3, Psychosomatic disorder and sexuality education
4, Teaching material and models of sexuality education
5, Education to AIDS
6, Teen-age sexuality education
7, Sexuality education for oldsters
D. Sexology
1, Application of sexology
2, New perspectives and research of sexology
E. Human sexual behavior
1, Masturbation
2, Human sexual response
3, Sexual fantasy
4, Sexual dysfunction
F. Sexual Health
1, Contraception
2, Abortion
3, STD and HIV
4, Sexual abuse
5, Reproductive health
G. Society and Culture
1, Sexuality and society
2, Gender roles
3, Sexuality and the law
4, Sexuality and religion
5, Sexuality and the arts
6, Sexuality and the media
H. Sexual medicine
1, Sex and diseases
2, Sex and drugs
3, Sexual addiction
4, others
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Taiwan: The Graduate School of Human Sexuality of the Shu-Te University
Address: 59 Hun Shan Road, Yan Chau, Kaohsiung County, Taiwan 82445, R.O.C.
Tel: 07-6158000 ext.4402/4408 Fax:: 07-6158001 E-mail: cwu@mail.stu.edu.tw
North America: The Institute for
Oriental-Western Human Sexuality
Address: 36-40 Main Street, #209, Flushing, New York 11354, USA
Tel: 1-718-321-8808 Fax: 1-718-820-9320 E-mail: iowhs.sex@gmail.com
19th
World Congress of Sexual Health
(Göteborg, Sweden
- June 21-25, 2009)
http://www.sexo-goteborg-2009.com/
Abstract
Submission Deadline: January 15, 2009
SCIENTIFIC
PROGRAM PREVIEW
With "Sexual Health & Rights: A Global Challenge" as
its theme, the Scientific Committee of the 19th WAS World Congress for Sexual
Health welcomes contributions from the various sexological disciplines:
- Sexuality Education
- Sexological Research:
- Basic research, -
Behavioral, - Clinical, - Educational, - Socio-Cultural
- Sexual Counseling
- Sexual Psychotherapy
- Sexual Medicine:
- Medicine, -
Surgery
- Sexological Anthropolog
- Sexological Sociology
The scientific program of the Congress will address a number of
topics at the forefront of knowledge and interest for those involved in the
promotion of Sexual Health. The following list represents the Organizing
Committees special areas of interest:
• The right to choose one's sexual partners
• The right to choose who one marries and when
• The right to decide if and when to have children
• Genital mutilations
• The dynamics of attracting partners around the world
• The history of human sexuality
• The history of sexual science
• The history of sexual legislation
• Partner-related violence
• Rape
• Child sex abuse
• Sexual legislation and sexual rights in different countries
• Sexual enslavement
• Socio-cultural aspects of sexual concerns dysfunctions and disorders
• The world of paraphilias
• Sex and the internet
• Educating men and boys
• Supporting parents
• Educating sexual health professionals
• New models of sexuality education implementation
• Research on the effectiveness of sexuality education
• The controversy of abstinence oriented sexuality education
• Sexual habilitation and rehabilitation
• Psychotherapy of sexual dysfunction
• Combination strategies in psychotherapy and pharmacotherapy
• Sexology for family physicians
• Sexology for obstetricians, gynecologists and midwives
• Sexology for nurses, other health professionals and teachers
• GLBT issues
• Transgender issues
• Clinical assessment of patients with sexual dysfunction
• New pharmacological principles in the treatment of sexual dysfunction and
disorders
• New perspectives in the treatment of problems of sexual desire.
• Treatment of female sexual dysfunction and disorders
• Female genital pain and dyspareunia
• New developments for treatment of premature ejaculation
• What is new in erectile dysfunction treatment?
• Political issues of HIV and STIs
• Behavioral issues of HIV and STIs
• Medical issues of HIV and STIs
• Current perspectives in AIDS treatment
• Public health issues on sexual health
• New traits in genetic sexology
• Environmental sexology
• The sexual life of the cancer patient
• Neurosexology
• Iatrogenic sexual dysfunction
• Cardiologic sexology
• Sexology of depression
• Hormones and sexuality
• Female orgasm and orgasmic dysfucntions
• Pheromones and sexuality
• The use of PET and fMRI in sexological research
• Sex and love in the brain
• The psychology of sex and love in the light of fMRI
• Passionate love and jealousy
• Maternal love
• Shakespeare and the nature of love
• Human sexuality and the arts
• Human sexuality and the literature
• Human sexuality and music
【NEWS】
CHINESE SEXOLOGISTS FROM WORLD ASSEMBLE
TO SHENZHEN IN CHINA
Foundational
Congress of the World Association of Chinese Sexologists (WACS) and Advanced
Forum of Human Sexuality has been held in Shenzhen in China on January 20-22, 2008. More than 200 professionals assemble ‘QingQing Garden’ in Shenzhen.
These professionals are from China-mainland, Hong Kong, Taiwan, Malaysia, Japan and United States. Some famous Chinese Sexologists have reported, include
Prof. Man-Lun Ng from Hong Kong; Prof. Edwin H. Yen, Prof. Jung-Kwang Wen,
Prof. Yen-Chin Lin and Prof. Chuen-Juei Ho from Taiwan; Prof. Prof. Suiming
Pan, Prof. Dalin Liu, Prof. Yinghe Li, Prof. Xiaonian Ma, Dr. Lin Tao and Prof.
Xiaohui Peng from China-mainland; Prof. Fangfu Ruan and Prof. Mingyu Deng from
United States; Prof. James Farrer from Japan, et al.
Fangfu Ruan,
Organiger of WACS has orated on opening sitting. He summary of the fully course
of the establishing of the World Association of Chinese Sexologists (WACS)
started on Feb. 4, 2007.
Some leaders of
other associations have congratulated as Tianming Xu of President of the
Chinese Sexology Association, Stanislaus D-K Lai of President of the Hong Kong
Sex Education Association, Sung-ching Kao of President of the Taiwan
Association for Sexuality Education, Yen-Chin Lin of President of the Society
for Scientific Study of Sexuality in Tawan, Mingyu Deng of President of the
International Association of Chinese Medical Specialists & Psychologists
(include the International Society for Chinese Sexual Health) and Eve Wen-Jing
Lee of the Program Officer of Sexuality, Reproductive Health & Rights of
the Ford Foundation.
Advanced Forum of
Human Sexuality in three days is following: 1) Sexuality Health and Righte, 2)
Sexual Counseling and Therapy, 3) Sexual Education, 4) Sexuality Research, 5)
Sexual Culture, Art and Sex Production, 6) General Symposium in Closure
sitting.
Man-lun Ng,
President of WACS has made important report on closure sitting. He hopes that
Chinese Sexologists (Chinese experts of sexology, or sexologists/ sinologists
of Chinese sexuality, who are non-Chinese) can solidarity, and protects
sexuality health and right for world people.
Foundational Congress of the World Association of
Chinese Sexologists
Prof. Fangfu
RUAN
Prof. Man-lun NG
Prof.
Edwin H. Yen Prof.
Suiming PAN and Yinghe LI
Prof.
Mingyu
DENG
Prof. Yen-Chin LIN
Foundational Congress of the World Association of
Chinese Sexologists
Prof.
Chuen-Juei HO Prof.
Lin TAO
Prof. Xiaonian
Ma
Prof. Dalin LIU
. 
Chinese Sexologists (elder, middle-aged and young professionals)
First Executive Committee of WACS
First executive
committee of the World Association of Chinese Sexologists (WACS) has held in
Shenzhen on January 22, 2008. This meeting has passed key members and
conferences of WACS. First conference of WACS will be held in Kaohsiung in Taiwan on August 14-17, 2009. Second conference of WACS will be held in New York in USA on August, 2011. Members to attend the second conference of WACS may attend with Third
World Congress for Sexual Health (20th Congress of the World Association for
Sexual Health) in Brazil on August 2011.
KEW MEMBERS OF EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE OF WACS
President:
Prof. NG Man-lun, M.D. (Associate Director,
Family Institute of the Hong Kong University)
Honorary
President
Prof. RUAN
Fangfu, M.D, Ph.D. (Chair, Dept. of Oriental Sexology, the Institute for
Advanced Study of Human Sexuality, USA)
Primo
vice-President
Dr. TAO Lin
(Director, Shenzhen Family Planning Service Center, China)
Vice-President:
Prof. DENG
Mingyu, M.D., Ph.D. (President, Institute for Oriental-Western Human Sexuality,
New York, USA)
Prof. HO
Josephine Chuen-Juei, Ph.D (Director, Center for the Study of Sexuality, National Central University, Taiwan)
Prof. HU
Peicheng, M.D., Ph.D. (Director, Human Sexuality Research Center, Peking University Health Center, China)
Prof. LI Yinghe,
Ph.D. (Researcher, Institute of Sociology, Chinese Academy of Social Sciences, China)
Prof. LIN
Yen-Chin, Ph.D. (Director, Human Sexuality Research Center, Shu-Te University, Taiwan)
Prof. MA Xiaonian
(Director, Dept. of Sexual Medicine, the Second Hospital, Tsinghua University, China)
Prof. PAN Suiming
(Director, Institute for Research on Sexuality and Gender, Renmin University of China, China)
Secretary-general:
Prof. JENG
Cherng-Jye, M.D., Ph.D. (Director, Section of Gynecologic Oncology, Taipei Medical University Hospital, Taiwan)
Dr. LEUNG Carl K
K (Rotary Club of Hong Kong Island West, Hong Kong)
Dr. TAO Lin
(Director, Shenzhen Family Planning Service Center, China)
Associate
Secretary-general:
Prof. PENG
Xiaohui (Life Science College of Huazhong Normal University)
Prof. XUE Fulin (Peking University Health Center, China)
Dr. SHU Yu shen
(Sexualogist from the Institute for Advanced Study of Human Sexuality)
Mr. CHANG
Lung-chi (Executive Director, Society for Scientific Study of Sexuality in
Tawan)
LARGE-SCALE
CONTROVERSY FOR EDUCATION OF ANTEMARITAL SEXUAL ABSTINENCE IN WHOLE WORLD
On April 11-13, 2008, a program of antemarital sexual abstinence has
been started in Zhejiang University in China. This program to look on undergraduates
to arose upsurge of participation and controversy on this campus. On April
11-20, a lot of media report to this news. Whereafter, broad controversy have presented
in internet.
On April 26, <Chinese Sexuality Health Times> (CSHT) originate
large-scale controversy for education of antemarital sexual abstinence in whole
world Chinese. Until May 10, CSHT have received more than 100 papers and more
than 300 mails. Viewpoints include agreement, opposition and neutralism. Areas
include Asia, North America, Europe, Australia and Africa. Ages include old
experts in 80 years, professors in 40 years and undergraduates in 20 years.
Professionals include sexology, sociology, education, medicine, psychology, law
and anthropology. Points of antemarital sexual abstinence are more than million
in blog of some editorial commissioners in CSHT, and responses are more than 10
thousand.
Some famous Chinese sexologists showed viewpoint.
They are Fangfu Ruan, Man-lun Ng, Dalin Liu, Suimin Pan, Yinghe Li, Mingyu
Deng, Xaionian Ma, Yen-Chin Lin, Chuen-Juei He, Lin Tao, Xiaodao Wang, Xingwu Cao Cherng-jye Jeng, Xiaohui Peng, Ming-lei Yang, Meimei Zhang, et al. Furthermore, most editorial commissioners in CSHT have provided
also paper.
All papers and representative internet responses will be editing in
CSHT. CSHT will publish a book --<Hua Xia Lun Jian -- Large-scale Controversy
for Education of Antemarital Sexual Abstinence in Whole World Chinese>.
THE
NATIONWIDE ACTION IN GUANGXI OF APEPCY AND
INTERNATIONAL SEXOLOGY SUMMIT FORUM
On October 21-23, Press Conference of the Nationwide Action in Guangxi of AIDS prevention Education Project
for Chinese Youth and International Sexology Summit Forum has been held in Nanning in China. About 100 professionals assemble ‘Yin-Ling Garden’ in Naning. These
professionals are from China-mainland, Hong Kong, Taiwan, Australia and United States.
AIDS prevention Education Project for Chinese Youth (APEPCY) had
been started in Beijing on December 2006. Some heads of national center government
attended conference, include Jialu Xu. of Vice-Chairman of the NPC Standing
Committee of the People’s Republic of China, Huaixi Zhang of Vice-Chairman of National
Committee of the Chinese People’s Political Consultative Conference, et al.
Prof. Mingyu Deng, a Chinese sexologist from New York had awarded Advisor and Coordinator
of USA.
On May 2008, Nationwide
Action in Guangxi of APEPCY had been approved. Guangxi Sexuality Association takes
charge this action planning. International Association of Chinese Medical
Specialists & Psychologists (IACMSP) and World Association of Chinese
Sexologists (WACS) supported this action planning. Their objective is to advocate
healthy and secure sexual behavior, resist sexual nescience, let everyone take
sexual health and happy.
Fangxin Lan, President
of the Guangxi Sexuality Association and former director of the Guangxi Health Department has orated in press conference. Mingyu Deng of president of the IACMSP and
Man-lun Ng of the WACS have speaking.
Prof. Mingyu Deng holds Chairman of International Sexology Summit
Forum. Some famous Sexologists have reported. They are Prof. William Granzig of
president of the American Academy of Clinical Sexologists in USA, Prof. Judy Kuriansky of the Department of Psychology of the Columbia University Teacher’s
College in USA, Prof. Margaret Redelman of the Sydney Centre for Sexual and
Relationship Therapy in Australia, Prof. Fangfu Ruan of the Graduate School of
Human Sexuality of the Shu-Te University in Taiwan, Prof. Man-Lun Ng of the
Hong Kong University, Prof. Mingyu Deng of the Institute for Oriental-Western
Human Sexuality in USA, and Prof. Xiaonian Ma of the Yu-Quan Hospital of the Tsinghua
University.
Press
Conference of the Nationwide Action in Guangxi of APEPCY
Press conference
Prof. Fangxin Lan
Prof. Mingyu
Deng
Prof. Man-Lun Ng
2008 International Sexology Summit Forum in
Guangxi
Group photo
Sexologists
Prof. William Granzig
Prof. Judy Kuriansky
Prof. Margaret Redelman
Prof. Fangfu Ruan
2008 International Sexology Summit Forum in
Guangxi
Prof. Man-Lun Ng
Prof. Mingyu Deng
Prof. Maxiao Lian
Judy and her friend
Our friends are world-wide
FOUNDATION
FOR SEXUAL HEALTH COUNCIL OF ASEAT OF WACS IN NANNING IN CHINA
The Sexual Health Council of the Association of Southeast Asian
Nations (ASEAT) of the World Associating of Chinese Sexologists (WACS) has been
founded in Nanning on October 23, 2008. This is 5th China-ASEAN Expo
in Nanning on October 22 - 25, 2008.
The Association of Southeast Asian Nations (ASEAN) was established
on 8 August 1967 in Bangkok by the five original Member Countries, namely, Indonesia, Malaysia, Philippines, Singapore, and Thailand. Brunei
Darussalam joined on 8 January 1984, Vietnam on 28 July 1995, Lao PDR and Myanmar on 23 July 1997, and Cambodia on 30 April 1999.
At the 7th China-ASEAN Summit on October 8, 2003, Premier
Jiabao Wen of the People’s Republic of China proposed that a China-ASESN Expo
be held annually in Nanning, Guangxi, China from the year 2004 onwards. His
initiative was welcomed by the ASEAN leaders and was written into the
Chairman’s Statement released after the Summit. The Chinese Premier also
suggested that a China-ASEAN Business and Investment Summit be held
simultaneously with the China-ASEAN Expo. Therefore, the 1st China-ASEAN Expo
and the 1st China-ASEAN Business and investment Summit were successfully held
in Nanning, China on November, 2004.
Some countries of ASEAN are currently high incidence of disease of
HIV /AIDS. In addition to antiretroviral treatment, people with HIV often need
counseling and psychosocial support. Access to good nutrition, safe water and
basic hygiene can also help an HIV-infected person maintain a high quality of
life.
Sexual Health Council of ASEAT of WACS will develop AIDS prevention education
and sexual health education. They will be develop ‘Nationwide Action in Guangxi
of AIDS prevention Education Project for Chinese Youth’ become ‘Action in China-ASEAN
for HIV/AIDS prevention education and sexual health education’. Nanning City is base of this action.
Mingyu Deng holds director. Fangfu Ruan and Man-Lun Ng hold advisor.
China and ASEAN have eleven vice directors. Vice director in China is Fangxin Lan, president of the Guangxi Sexuality Association.
【ABSTRACTS】
A Summary of the Establishing of the World
Association of Chinese Sexologists (WACS)
Fang-fu RUAN, M.D.,Ph.D.
(Professor, Human Sexuality Research Center, Shu-Te University, Taiwan)
A summary of the
fully course of the establishing of the World Association of Chinese
Sexologists (WACS) started on Feb. 4, 2007 by Fang-fu Ruan.
On the Three Peaks of the Development of
Sexology in World
Fang-fu RUAN, M.D., Ph.D.
(Professor, Human Sexuality Research Center, Shu-Te University, Taiwan)
Fang-fu Ruan
stated that the development of sexology in the world may divide into three
peaks. The 3rd peak may developed by Chinese-speaking sexologist, and its main
focus will be to carry out the full sexual rights of entire human being of all
ages and all genders.
The Difference about Sexuality Education in China and America
Mingyu DENG,
M.D., Ph.D.
(Professor, Institute for Oriental-Western
Human Sexuality, USA)
This paper
analyzes difference about sexuality education in China and America from four parts; include organizations of sexuality education, evaluation for important
significance, content of sexuality education and understanding from populace.
Paper has reviewed course of American sexual education in 30 years, and
summarized its good measure. 3 guidelines for sexuality education in SIECUS
(Sexuality information and education concil of the United States) have been
introduced mainly. Paper’s conclusion: sexuality education in China must improve in many parts.
Key words: Sexuality education; Sexual
culture; China and America
The Historical Interplay between
Sex Revolution, Sex Rights Movement, and the Development of Sexology in Taiwan
Josephine Chuen-Juei HO, Ph.D.
(Professor, Center for the Study of
Sexuality, National Central University, Taiwan)
Abstract: The
emergence of sexology in various national contexts serves as an important index
of the modernization of sexuality, and nearly always accompanies rapid social
change as well as significant transformations in intimate relationships.
In other words, it is when sexual practices and sexual discourses undergo
dramatic transformation that studies in sexology finds its impetus for
development
as well as its social relevance. The
authority and legitimacy that come with this development, then, have the
potential to promote the overall sexual culture toward liberalization or
rigidification. The present essay traces the historical interplay between Taiwan’s sexologists and the sex revolution since the 1980s as well as the emergence of
local sex rights movement since the 1990s.
The Relevance between Extramarital Sexual
Behaviors in Chinese Minority Ethnic Groups and Their Social Culture
Ming’an QU
(Professor, Ethnology & Anthropology Institute, Yunnan University, China)
In traditional
Chinese minority ethnic society, while most of the ethnic groups prohibit the
extramarital sexual behaviors and give penalty to people who have such
behaviors, quite a few of ethnic minority groups adopts an attitude of
tolerance towards the extramarital sexual behavior in various forms. Quite a
lot of scholars of the past who studied marriage and family took the
perspective of nineteenth-century evolutionism and held with preconceived idea
that the extramarital sexual behavior was the survival of the group marriage
and pairing marriage. After analyzing the interaction between the extramarital
sexual behavior and marriage system, economic system and social stratification,
the author of the paper finds out that those import social institutions are not
directly correlated with the prohibition or tolerance of extramarital sexual
behavior. The author suggests that the different meanings given to marriage by
different societies lead to different attitudes towards extramarital sexual
behavior.
Key Words: Chinese Minority People; Extramarital Sexual
Behaviors; Cross-Cultural Comparison
From “Sexual Rights” to “Sexual Human
Rights”: the Establishment of the Concept of Sexual Human
Rights and Its Significance
Hejun ZHAO, Ph.D.
(Associate Professor, Law Department, China Women’s University, China)
In human rights
discourse, as rights are equal to human rights, sexual rights are equal to
sexual human rights too. But in fact, as not all rights are human rights, not
all sexual rights are sexual human rights. Sexual Rights encompass sexual
rights as human rights and sexual rights as privilege, and there exists
conflict between these two kinds of sexual rights. Thus, the concept of sexual
rights leads to misunderstanding and confusion in practice. It is therefore
necessary to establish the concept of sexual human rights for sexual rights as
human rights in order to eliminate the misunderstanding and confusion. At the
same time, it is of significance to establish the concept of sexual human
rights. It will be helpful to clear the historal process of sexual rights from
privilege to human rights, to preserve sexual dignity, and to promote the
reform of sex laws.
Key words: sexual rights; sexual human rights;
sexual privilege; human rights; rights
Brief History of Sex Education in China in
the Early 20th Century
Xue-feng WANG,
Ph.D.
(Associate Professor, the Central Institute
for Correctional Police, China)
The advent of sex
education in the early 20th century is of great importance in culture and
education in China.The sex education in the early 20th century occurred at a
time when China was increasingly influenced by the West, and the new type of
intellectuals played a crucial role in sex education.
Having been
introduced and advocated in the first decade of the 20th century, sex education
be came prosperous in the 1920s and 1930s, when a large amount of pertinent
literature was published. The curricula standards issued by the educational
administration included sex education in it, and such courses as physiology and
health education also had sex education as a part of the content. Knowledge
about sex became popular in schools.
Sex education
that appeared in the 1920s is intrinsically related to the theme of the times. Independence, democracy, prosperity and the corresponding ideas of nationalism,
individualism and scientism are all reflected in sex education. The initiation
of discourses about sex represents the pursuit of the intellectuals for the
prosperity of the nation and individual liberty.
Key words: Sex education; Theme of the times;
Intellectuals; Modernization
Sexual Capital:A Comparative Study of
Women’s Sexuality in Shanghai, Hong Kong and Melbourne
Yuxin PEI, Ph.D.
(Department of
Sociology and Social Work, Sun Yat-sen University, China)
This paper is a
comparative study on how young women experience sex and how they come to
understand their own sexuality and desires in contemporary Shanghai, Hong Kong
and Melbourne. From the data of in-depth interview of one hundred women in the
three cities, this study uses “sexual capital” as the entries to understand
young women’s sexuality. It refers to what these women have gained from their
new sexual practices and sexual relationships. They are not only for emotional
needs or love commitments, but they expect social connections, cultural
exposure or economic rewards to survive in big cities. “Sexual capital” is
women’s capability to revise, re-articulate and reconstruct their sexuality and
empower themselves with such a capability. Women encountered different social,
cultural and economical situations in the different cities, their engagement in
new sexual practices and sexual relationships appeared different models: For
women in Shanghai, a fast developing city, women’s aspiration for self
development was very strong and their desires for sexual capitals could be
reflected in most cases of their sexual choices; For women in Hong Kong,
“sexual pleasure” was one of the key points in women’s sexual expressions, but
their pursuit of “sexual pleasure” were closely connected with their pursuits
of committed long term relationships; For women in Melbourne, “intimate
negotiation” is found to be more important in women’s sexual representations.
Key word: women, sexuality, comparative study,
sexual capital
To Cruise the Territory of Sexuality and Explore Its Mystery——the Appraisal of Human Sexuality and Sexual Human - the
Advanced Course of Sexology
Pingyan ZHU①, Ph.D. & Wenjie CAO
(①Associate Proffessor, Institute of
Sociology, Hua Zhong Normal University, China)
The book Human
Sexuality and Sexual Human — the Advanced Course of Sexology is a professional,
scientific and systematic teaching material which is written by Professor
Fang-fu Ruan and Professor Xiaohui Peng, published by Peking University Medical
Press. The book is based on the basic theories of sexual biology, sexual
psychology, sexual medicine, sociology of sex, sexual education, etc, combined
with a large number of empirical research data and research achievements, and
it can guide readers to cruise the territory of sexuality comprehensively,
explore the truth of sexual field and feel the beautiful sexuality. It is a
rare dint of Chinese sexual works.
Key words:
sexuality; sexology; sexuality education; sexual psychology; sexual health
Research
on SexualityBasic Propositions of Sociological
Suimin PANG
(Professor, Institute for
Research on Sexuality and Gender, Renmin University of China)
At the author’s viewpoints, there are five basic
propositions that would support sociological research on sexuality to be a kind
of precise study. They are: social factors pay more much influence than
physiological factors upon men’s and women’s strong degree of sexual desire,
frequency of sexual life, abundance of sexual skill, frequency of orgasm and
number of sexual problems. Taking theses five propositions as hypotheses, using
statistic method of multiple linear regression, the author carry on an analysis
of the data of the population-based survey of Chinese people’s sexuality
(1999-2000). As the result, besides women’s sexual problem, all of the five
hypotheses are proved. Thus, a new subject -- sociology of sexuality -- is
built up basically.
Key words: Sexuality, Sociological research, China, Sexual life
Investigation on Sexual Psychology and Sex Behavior
in American Chinese
Mingyu DENG, M.D., Ph.D
(Profrssor, Institute of Oriental Western Human Sexuality in USA)
Objective To investigate and analysis to sexual psychology, behavior, knowledge and attitude toward sex
for American Chinese.
Methods 360 American Chinese (female: 142; male: 218) in New York were investigated by self-made
questionnaire about sex.
Results The percentages of those who were regardful of sex were 62.8% (female) and 75.3% (male), the
percentages of those who liked to affiliate with opposite sex were 87.1% (female) and 75.2% (male), the
percentages of those who had girlfriends or boyfriends were 63.8% (female) and 34.2% (male), the percentages
of those who had sex fantasy were 67.2% (female) and 92.6% (male), the percentages of those who had sex
dream were 58.6% (female) and 96.2% (male), the percentages of those who had masturbation were 36.8%
(female) and 78.6% (male), the percentages of those who accepted sex without marriage were 60.5% (female)
and 86.5% (male).
Conclusions There were more difference between women and men of American Chinese in New York.
The sexual counseling and sexuality education of American Chinese was imperative under the situation.
Key words American Chinese, Sexual psychology, Sexual behavior, Sexual counseling, Sexuality education
SM, SM-Porn and Sexual Autonomy
Yin-Bin
NING, Ph.D.
(Professor of Institute of Philosophy, National Central University, Taiwan)
In SM relationship or SM
porn, the masochist seems to become voluntarily a slave. However, many
liberal thinkers, except libertarians such as Nozick, maintain that a person
cannot voluntarily be a slave of others. Thus, will SM or SM porn
violates one’s (sexual) autonomy? This article first call into attention
the fact that SM can be performed by single individual alone and hence is
conceptually different from sexual enslavement (violence or abuse) that
requires at least two people, a victimizer and a victim.
SM then analyzed
separately as a sexual technique, a sexual fantasy, a sexual interaction and a
sexual preference is shown to be not violating anyone’s sexual autonomy.
Furthermore, a distinction is made between mutuality and reciprocity to show SM
as both an autonomous and reciprocal activity. Finally, this article
argues that in the aspect of sexual autonomy, SM-porn though a less familiar
genre to the mainstream is not essentially different from any other genre of pornography,
which should be enjoyed the freedom of speech.
Kew word: SM,
SM-Porn, Masochist
The Experience and Attitude Toward Cybersex
Among College students in Taiwan
Yiwen FU & Zhengjuan
HUANG
(The
Graduate School Of Human Sexuality, Tshu-Te University, Taiwan)
Objective: Although internet use in
Asian adolescents and young adults is prevalent, little is known about their
cybersex experiences. This study investigated the attitude toward, experience
and meaning of, and reasons for cybersex among college students in Taiwan. Methods: College students age 18-24 were asked to complete the on-line
questionnaires. Results: A total of 236 participants were recruited in
this study. Female subjects had more negative attitudes toward
cybersex. The percentages of engaging in cybersex in male and female subjects
were 27.9% and 27.2%. Gender differences were noted in the type of cybersex
activities, meanings of cybersex, and reasons for engaging in cybersex. Conclusion:
Cybersex is a growing phenomenon with a significant impact on participants.
Our findings of gender differences in cybersex experiences are similar to the
other European studies. Parents and Educational administers should pay more
attention to adolescents’ internet use behaviors, especially in males.
Key Word: cybersex, college student
The Study
on the Power Between Male Sex Workers
and
Their Female Customers
Gang FANG,
Ph.D.
(School of Humanities and Social Sciences, Beijing Forestry University, China)
This paper, which based on the result of fieldwork, used the
research method of social gender and the theory of masculinities, analyses the
power relation between male sex workers and their female customers through
their sex relations, conflicts and feelings. We consider that the power
relation between male sex workers and their female customers is not a simple
dominant relation, but a variational constructional process. It is because
there are many factors participate in the construction of power of this special
relation. At the same time, the power relation between the masculinities and
the femininity is in different context because they have diversiform practice.
So, this paper gives us a new analysis to the study of social gender.
Kew Words: Male sex workers, Female customers, Masculinities, Femininity
The
Sexual Relation Reflected in Myths of Brother and Sister Marriage among Ethnic
Minorities in China
Ming’an QU
(Professor, Ph.D. Advisor
Nationality Research Institute, Yunnan University, China)
Based on an overview on other researcher’s findings， the article
makes a new explanation on the sexual relation reflected in myths of brother
and sister marriage among ethnic minorities in China. The article classifies
myths of brother and sister marriage into two types: the non-flood myth and the
flood myth. On one hand， the legends of brother and sister marriage in the non-flood myths
reflect the intermarriage between different groups in human society and the
cross-cousin marriage and parallel-cousin marriage existing in some ethnic groups.
On the other hand， the legends of brother and sister marriage in the flood myths
mainly reflect that the early human understood their sexual relations in a
vague and symbolic way and there existed a cultural tendency of anti-incest in
early human society.
Kew words:
Myths, Marriage, Ethnic minorities, Sexual relation
Review
in Promoting Sexuality Education of Malaysian
Chinese
Independent High Schools
Qiming WU
(Counseling Education Executive of United Chinese School Committees’ Association Malaysia)
Islam is not only a national religion, but also the most influential
religion in Malaysia. The Islam followers, Muslim represents 70% of Malaysian
population. With this background, it would be a great limitation and challenge
to integrate sexuality education into Malaysian education system. Hence,
sexuality education is still not implemented although many politicians have proposed
the concepts of sexual education since 1980s.
Some western countries had successfully integrated sexuality
education into their education system, mostly founded with NGO and became
important. The leader of Chinese Education NGO in Malaysia, United Chinese School Committees Association of Malaysia (UCSCAM) started to
promote sexuality education as it was proposed by government in 1980s.
Publishing and sociality seminar were the core promoting works before 2004. But
it is working more systematically and strategically now.
This article intends to review the promoting works of sexuality
education in Chinese Independent High Schools. Furthermore, five concepts and
strategies of the promoting works will be presented. These consist of organizing
in-service training, social seminar, promoting relevant course, publishing,
creating healthy activities for students and nurturing seed students. It also
reveals some problems and challenges in this process.
Keyword：Sexuality Education in Malaysia, Chinese Independent School, Implementation Direction and Strategies
An Investigation in
Communication of Sex
between Single Parent and the Adolescence
Yun-zhong ZHANG (Social Worker, Taiwan
Support Foundation of Children and Families)
Yen-chin LIN, Ph.D. (Professor, The Graduate School Of Human Sexuality, Tshu-Te University, Taiwan)
This research aims to
figure out the situation of sexual communication between the single parent and
the adolescent children and the influence of the relative factors. The main
four conclusions of the research are as follows:
1. The background
variable, the attitude toward sex and the communication about sex has obvious
difference.
2. The attitude toward sex
and the communication about sex has relativity.
3. The importance of the
sex education.
4. The supportive systems
are very important to single parent.
According to the
conclusions above, this research offers four suggestions:
①To go deeper into and find out sexual communication between parent
and children.
②To enhance support system of single parent family.
③To enhance sexual education of parent and children from enriching
himself or herself and to clarify the concept of sexual education from himself
or herself.
④To enhance sexual education of society.
Key words: the communication about sex between parents and adolescence, the
attitude toward sex, the sexual information resources, the supportive systems
Measuring
Chinese Unmarried Young Adults’
Premarital
Sexual Permissiveness
Shanshan HE
(Ph.D. Candidate, Dept. of Social Work and Social Administration,
The University of Hong Kong)
Abstract: Most surveys about Chinese
premarital sexual permissiveness adopted general and simple questions, so it is
hard to draw more detailed and accurate conclusions from the data. Based on the
work of Reiss (1964) and Sprecher, S et al. (1988), the author has developed a
revised scale to measure Chinese premarital sexual permissiveness with special
attention to cultural factors. This scale focuses on 3 types of conditions in
which premarital sexual intercourse occurs, such as targets, time period and
relationship status. When being invited to visit the author’s website, the
1,050 Chinese unmarried young adults answered the questionnaires online and
evaluated their premarital sexual permissiveness under each proposed condition.
Results showed that respondents’ permissiveness increased when the targets were
others (friends, classmates, etc.), the age of targets increased and the status
of relationship was more mature. The respondents would be more cautious to
accept their own premarital sexual behaviors. Males were more permissive than
females in having premarital sexual intercourse under all conditions the scale
outlined. This paper discussed the author’s reflection of the research results
and its implication for further sexual studies and sexual education in contemporary
China.
Key words: Chinese unmarried young
adults, premarital sexual permissiveness, online survey
The
Meta-analysis of Sex
Man-Lun NG,
M.D.
(Professor, The University of Hong Kong)
Much of our contemporary psychosocial theory including the
sexological is derived from the synthesis and analysis of clinical/non–clinical
observations or data. An example par excellence is the psychoanalytic theory
and its derivatives which can be conceptualized basically as a traditional
meta-analysis of sex and its correlates. Many other psychosocial theories have
since flourished; breaking new grounds, but have methodologically stayed
largely within the traditional meta-analytic framework.
With advances in scientific thinking and the growing application of
statistical and mathematical methods in research, modern meta-analysis has for
more than a decade taken on a radically new shape, rigorously identifying the
loopholes of traditional meta-analysis and overcoming them. It has now become
one of the important yardsticks for assessing theories and treatments in
evidence-based medicine with fruitful heuristic outcomes. Yet little of it has
been applied in sexology.
With examples of some the few most updated sexological meta-analyses
that have been performed, including those by my colleagues and me, it can be
seen how modern sexological meta-analysis can make promising contributions to
psychosocial psychiatry but has on the other hand particular serious problems
awaiting solutions.
Key
words: Sex, sexology, meta-analysis
Review
and expectation for Chinese Sexuality Research in Today
Mingyu DENG, M.D., Ph,D.
(Prof. Institute for Oriental-Western
Human Sexuality, USA)
In long time, Chinese sexuality field was unknown in world. In
today of 21st century of sex culture opening, Chinese sexuality researchful
field have not been whole understand by people.
I, a professional did sexuality research and sexual education to
continue 24 years since Oct 1984. I have experienced Chinese sexuality opening
and development in our age.
This paper according to develop in sexology on Chinese-mainland so
main key, and combine sexology research in Hong Kong, Taiwan and Chinese community in USA. This Chinese sexology age have been partition at five phases:
germinating phase (1949 – 1977), opening phase (1978– 1985), pioneer phase
(1986-1994), development phase (1994-2004), rising phase (2005- 2008).
1, Germinating phase (1949 – 1977)
In this phase, China-mainland was two periods. First period was from
1949 to 1965. In 17 years, Prof. YE Gongshao and her colleagues at Peking Medical College did investigate and research for sexual education in adolescence,
and did counseling to sexual health in newspapers and magazines. Sexual
information had been attended in physical health textbook in middle school. At
one time, some fine movies to describe love had been produced. Second period
was from 1966 to 1977.
In 10 years, ‘Culture Revolution’ killed all matters about sex. In
this phase, sexology research was also vacant in Hong Kong, Taiwan and other overseas Chinese community.
2, Opening phase (1978 – 1985)
In 1978, sex’s breakthrough was first love movie. Whereafter, some
professionals of insight did sexology research in medicine, psychology and
sociology. They were LANG jinghe, Hu Tingyi, RUAN Fangfu, WANG Xiaodao, PANG
Suimin, LIU Dalin, DENG Mingyu, WANG Youping, et al. In Hong Kong, sexology and
sexual education had done in 1980. Dr. Man-lun NG and his fellow sex educators
founded Hong Kong Sex Education Association. In Taiwan, sexology and sexual
education had done at some professionals in 1977. They were Dr. Edwin H YEN,
Dr. Jung Kwang WEN, et al.
3, Pioneer phase (1986-1994)
In 1986, the Preparation Committee of the China Sexology Association
had been founded. WANG Xiaodao was director, DENG Mingyu was secretary general.
This is important matter in Chinese sexology history. After eight years, China
Sexology Association was officially established. In Hong Kong, Asian Federation
for Sexology was officially established in 1992. Dr. Min-lun NG was president.
In Taiwan, Taiwan Association for Sexual Education was officially established
in 1991. Prof. Ci-Rao Lee was president, and Dr. Edwin H YEN was vice
president. In USA, Dr. Fangfu RUAN obtained Ph.D. in Human Sexuality in San Francisco in 1991. He made ‘Sexual Sociology’ in World Journal since 1986.
4, Development phase (1994-2005)
In October 1994, China Sexology Association was officially established
in Beijing. Prof. WANG Guangchao was president; Prof. WANG Xiaodao was
secretary general. In sexuality field, many professionals in China-mainland, Hong Kong, Taiwan and America-Chinese made academic exchange. Researchful achievement in
Chinese sexuality had been shown time after time in international sexuality
filed. In July 1996, 4th Asia Conference for Sexology held Taiwan, Prof. Edwin H YEN was Chairman. In August 1999, 14th World Congress for Sexology held Hong Kong. Prof. Man-lun NG was Chairman. Prof. Jieping Wu of Honor President of the China
Sexology Association made important academic report.
In ten years, some Chinese sexologists have been recognized in world
sexology field. Example, PAN Suimin, LIU Dalin, HU Peicheng, LI Yinhe, MA Xiaonian
in China-mainkand; Man-Lin NG, Edwin H YEN, Jung Kwang WEN, Josephine
Chuen-juei HO and Yen-Chin LIN; RUAN Fangfu and DENG Mingyu in USA.
5, Rising phase (2005- 2008)
In the near years, some youthful Chinese sexologists show their
achievement in academic organizations or sexuality salon. They rise new states
in sexuality research and sexual education.
In January 2008, World Association of Chinese Sexologists held.
Rising phase of Chinese sexuality have come!
How A
Woman May be Affected When Her
Partner
Has Erectile Difficulties
Dr. Margaret Redelman
(Professor, Sydney Centre for Sexual &
Relationship Therapy)
Erectile dysfunction (ED) is a common male sexual condition which
has an initial spike in young age with high sex drive, anxiety and inexperience,
and then increasing in prevalence with age, after about 40years. ED is also
associated with common diseases of aging such as cardiovascular disease,
obesity, diabetes and psychological states such as mood disorders, anger and
depression. Research has repeatedly highlighted the profound effect that ED has
on a man’s sense of self, manhood/masculinity and quality of life. This
translates into men with ED experiencing worse social functioning, role
limitations due to emotional problems, poorer emotional wellbeing, less sexual
satisfaction, lower emotional satisfaction and lower general life happiness. At
the same time most men and women see ED as a normal consequence of aging and
studies show that only about 9% of men with ED are actually taking a drug to
treat their ED.
Sexuality regularly rates as an important aspect of relationships
for both men and women. Most men with ED will have an intimate/sexual
relationship with a woman while having the condition. What effect does the
above male constellation of consequences have on the sexual and emotional
wellbeing of women? The most common male responses are either withdrawal from
affectional behaviour to protect from engaging in sexual behaviour or blaming
the woman, so she withdraws.
Women who have not enjoyed a sexual relationship with their partner
are usually relieved that they can stop having sex and will sabotage attempts
at re-instating erections. However, when the woman has enjoyed making love, ED
can impact on her in several ways. In particular, the impact can be on: her
sexuality with orgasmic dysfunction, loss of libido and dyspareunia: her
self-esteem and her perception of herself as an attractive sexually competent
woman; loss of affectional intimacy both emotional and physical; loss of relationship
happiness, harmony, cohesiveness and satisfaction; and lack of sexual organ
exercise and the benefits of sexual activity. Usually there are strong feelings
of guilt, shame, hurt, rejection and anger.
Studies show that loss of sexual activity in good older
relationships is mostly determined by the male ability to function. However,
while for the man with ED the most important outcome of treatment may be a firm
erection and ability to penetrate, the woman may have different objectives. She
may want a re-establishing of a satisfying sensual and sexual emotional and
physical interaction.
In treatment both partners need to be seen, understood and mutual
goals established. ED has very significant effects for the partner and the
dynamic interplay between the ED patient and their partner must be taken into
account in any management process for real sustainable success.
Key words: ED, women, ED treatment,
women’s sexual enjoyment
Is there
A Place for Sexuality After A
Life
Limiting Medical Diagnosis?
Dr Margaret Redelman
(Professor, Sydney Centre for Sexual &
Relationship Therapy)
It is very traumatic to be given a life limiting diagnosis. It is
traumatic for the patient, the health care provider/s and the patient’s partner
and family. Each of these groups will have their own beliefs about the place of
sexuality at this time. These beliefs will be based on their own sexual past,
education, experiences, culture etc and ultimately comfort with sexuality and
dealing with another’s sexuality.
Illness, dying and sexuality are taboos in almost every society. As
a result, this particular period in individual’s lives, when a life limiting
diagnosis is given, is very vulnerable to sexual difficulties. However, there
are studies showing that many individuals value maintaining their sexuality
during this difficult time and want assistance in making the best of their
sexual potential.
The continual changes that occur with the progression of disease and
its management make it difficult for the individual and their partner to manage
without professional assistance. And as for many people sexuality defines their
meaningful intimate relationship, important benefits may be lost when sexuality
is lost or changed.
Health professionals regularly acknowledge the importance of sexuality
for individuals despite the diagnosis, but have difficulties acting on their
beliefs when it comes to raising the subject, positive validation of sexuality
and constructive therapeutic assistance.
Sexuality within the individual’s ability and desire for it must be
included in the holistic care of individuals even after a life limiting
diagnosis is given.
Key words: sexuality, illness, dying,
palliative care
The
Yin Yang of Safer Sex for Youth: Innovative “Empower Now” Workshop
Integrating Eastern and Western Techniques
Dr. Judy Kuriansky
(Professor, Clinical Psychology, Columbia University Teacher's College)
The problem of teens contracting HIV and STD is reaching epidemic
proportions, in the United States and around the world. Designing appropriate,
effective and appealing programs for prevention in youth is exceptionally
important, given this increasing problem and the specific challenges of
addressing these issues in the youth population. A workshop was developed which
is the first of its kind to integrate eastern techniques focusing on awareness
of energy and meditation, with western techniques of object relations and
communication skills. The workshop activities include exercises to increase
self-esteem and improve decision-making as well as information about STD.
This presentation identifies issues about sexuality of youth in
America and China, and illustrates the unique workshop which has been
applied in various settings in the New York area and around the world. It
also presents research showing the effectiveness of this approach in
providing a new model of disease prevention and healthy relationships
based on high self-esteem, communication and healthy decision-making. The
presentation includes didactic material, demonstrations and experiential
elements of the workshop model.
Key words: yin yang, safer sex, HIV, STD
Brief
Discussion on the Influence of Social Culture Elements to The Sexual Behavior of
Human Beings
Ming-an QU
(Professor, the Ethnic Researching
Institute of Yunnan University)
Abstract: In order to know the varied forms of human’s sexual
behaviors, this article discusses some influential factors to human’s sexual
behavior, such as marriage custom、 social norm and the religious belief . The
author believes that the influence of social culture elements on the human’s
sexual behavior is not only various but also multiple. In human society, there
are profound influences on human’s sexual behaviors as a result of varied social
culture effect. Meanwhile, due to the different background of social culture,
the different nationality's sexual behaviors often appear its diversity.
Key words: social culture; human’s
sexual behavior; diversity
Co-existence
between Extra-marital Sexual
Relation
and Marriage
Ying WU, PhD
(Associate Professor, The Ethnic
Researching Institute of Yunnan University)
Abstract: Human’s sexual demands based
on biological Mechanism go beyond the institution of marriage, which is
established on a certain socio-cultural basis, and appear a great tension
between marriage. The game between marriage and sex represents a colorful
diversity. The result is, in most of the society, human’s extra-marriage
sexual behaviors exist not only in strictly regulated form which people has been
being familiar with, also in semi-open even open institutionalized form, showing
the form of binary opposition.
Key Words: extra-marital lover ;
marriage institution ; co-existence
Views
on Sex Education in China in 1920s:A Research Focused on Special Issue onSex Education
of the Journal of Education
Xuefeng WANG, Ph.D.
(Professor, the Central Institute for
Correctional Police, China)
Abstract: The journal of education which
published by commercial press published a special issue (No.8 volume 15) on sex
education in 1923.There were 13 papers in this special issue, and the authors
were all famous scholars in sex education including Chang Daozhi, Zhou Jianren,
Pan Gongzhan and Sheng Langxi. Chinese traditional idea of sex was criticized
by these scholars. And they discussed a lot of academic problems in sex
education such as the connotation of sex education, necessity and aim of sex
education, executor of sex education, age and step of sex education, content
and method of sex education, and so on. The publishing of special issue on sex
education marked a new epoch when sex education was received by academic world.
So the research on this special issue is of great significance for
understanding the condition of sex discourse and practice in modern China.
Key
Words: Sex education; China; Chinese traditional
idea
Exploration
of Young People's Sex Education Pattern
on
Internet in the Mainland of China
Yi LIN
(Chinese Sexuality Health Times)
Objective: to use the Internet to disseminate
the philosophy and information about sex education widely， in order to
intervene in young people's thinking and behavior., to cultivate their
responsibility and capability of self-control, to help them set a correct
attitude towards sex, and to reduce the physical and psychological harm. Methods:
opening a hotline in Internet, creating a blog topic about sex education. Using
theInternet forum and blog to publish and disseminate articles on sex
education; leading the disscussion related to sex,bringing on netework
issues,so that the traditional media can focus on them. All of these are in
order to allow more young people have the opportunity to receive and understand
the relevant information about sex education. Results: there are
hundreds of daily calls through the hotline on Interenet to ask for help.
Articles including sex education information attract people to read them, many
single ones has the visit amount to 40 million,some of them are over 1,000,000
and traditional media have already widely reprinted them. Leading to a number
of media focus on the incidents. The total number of the blog's page views is
more than 30,000,000,and the number of people who were influenced by network
reprint and reports on traditional media can not be counted. Conclusions:
this model of sex education is the best to make up for the lack of sex
education. It will allow more young people to gain a timely&free sex
education and receive a better help on trouble about sex。
Key words: Sex education; Dissemination
on Internet; Community of model
Assessment
of the Legal Liability for Psychosexual Disorder
Mingyu DENG, Shiyan LAO
(Chinese Sexuality Health Times)
Objective The purpose of this article to
approach a problem of legal liability for the patients with sexual and gender
identity disorder. Methods 7 patients (N = 931) who met DSM- IV criteria
for sexual and gender identity disorder (one of sexual masochism, one’ of
fetishism, one of frotteuris. Three of pedophilia and one of gender identity
disorder) were submitted to forensic psychiatric assessment and analyzed their
ability in charge. Results I found that 4 of them should be in charge of
all liability of low; 2 patients should be in charge of partial liability of
low. Conclusions I believe that their problems were not solved
completely punishing by law. The general treatment and management, such as
psychotherapy, should carry them out.
Key
words Psychosexual disorders. Liability
A Research to Male’s Sexual
Behavior Related Trauma in American-Chinese in New York
Mingyu Deng, M.D., Ph.D
(Professor, Institute for Oriental-Western
Human Sexuality, USA)
Objective: To analysis and research to
types, risk factors, prevention and treatment of male’s sexual behavior related
trauma in Chinese in New York. Methods: The medical records of 58 cases
of male patients with sexual behavior related trauma that was admitted to 3
hospitals was reviewed. Results: Age of patients is 18-39 years old,
medial age is 24.6 years old. 23 cases with married, 29 cases with single 9
cases with widower. 5 cases with college education, 53 cases with middle school
and lower education. In the 58 cases, 18 cases with rupture of cavernous body
of penis, 13 cases with paraphimosis, 9 cases with frenum laceration, 6 cases
with urethral contusion or laceration, 5 cases with penis contusion or
laceration, 4 cases with incarceration of penis by metallic ring and 3 cases
with broken penis dorsal vein. The risk factors included: 23 cases with
masturbation, 18 cases with violent coitus, 9 cases with sex of mouth and 8
cases with sodomite (sex of anus). 58 patients was recovery who had been
treated at medicament or/and operation. Conclusions: Sexual behavior
related trauma in males mainly occurs in the sexual active young men. Risk
factors were low education level, scarcity of sexual knowledge, masturbation,
violent coitus, sex of mouth and anus. To prevent the sexual behavior related
trauma in male, it is necessary to promote healthy sex education and provide
sexual counseling service.
Kew words: Sexual behavior, Sexual
behavior related trauma, Male
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