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17 minutes ago, Sparkles said:

And she have that tripod in the corner

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7 hours ago, itsme said:

Just a little reminder the Cam Show Pictures will be from Chaturbate Directly and the Pictures from VHTV pertaining to the Cam Show go in the Regular Discussion Topic.

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6 minutes ago, StnCld316 said:

 

Just a little reminder the Cam Show Pictures will be from Chaturbate Directly and the Pictures from VHTV pertaining to the Cam Show go in the Regular Discussion Topic.

Thanks

So both posts are in the correct section, right?? 

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11 hours ago, waldi said:

sorry, but I don't share your excitement and I have no desire to become a peeping Tom on my street 🤣; btw, I might be a sex addict and that's kind of problem for sure, but don't forget that voyeurism is a sexual deviation too, kind of mental illness, so I would't be so proud of being a part of that community ☹️

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11 hours ago, pahman said:

"Voyeurism is the sexual interest in or practice of spying on people engaged in intimate behaviors, such as undressing, sexual activity, or other actions usually considered to be of a private nature."

Looks like you have a wrong understanding of voyeurism in general.

 

Is voyeurism a disorder? The short answer is, "It can be." I think
Psychology Today magazine said it best in layman's terms.
 

Voyeuristic disorder is one of several psychiatric sexual disorders known as paraphilic disorders. Paraphilic refers to sexual interests, preferences, fantasies, urges, and behaviors outside the norm; these are considered symptoms of a disorder only if they are acted upon in ways that have the potential to cause distress or harm to oneself or others, especially others who have not given consent.

A person with voyeuristic disorder becomes sexually aroused by intentionally spying on unsuspecting people who are naked, getting undressed, or participating in sexual activities. In addition to observing these private acts directly, voyeurs may record them for later use. Inadvertently coming across and viewing someone in such a compromising position is not a disorder. Voyeurs are more commonly called “Peeping Toms,” because they tend to peer through peepholes and open windows and watch their targets with the aid of objects, such as binoculars, mirrors, and recording cameras.

Symptoms

To be diagnosed with voyeuristic disorder, a person must experience persistent and intense sexual arousal from the fantasy or act of watching an unsuspecting person who is naked, partially disrobed or sexually active, for at least six months. A subset of voyeurs derives sexual pleasure from watching people defecate or eavesdropping on highly erotic conversations. The viewer is likely to masturbate or have sexual fantasies while watching someone, but is not interested in having sex with the observed person. These behaviors must be causing severe distress or dysfunction in social, professional, or another significant area of the person’s day-to-day life. The viewer must be at least 18-years-old, and the viewing must occur without the other person’s consent. Males are more likely to engage in voyeuristic activities than females. Younger voyeurs are rarely arrested but adult voyeurism is a criminal act.

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