2023
DOI: 10.1080/19419899.2023.2193575
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Why is absent/low sexual desire a mental disorder (except when patients identify as asexual)?

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“…Others have found that there are six classes of desire and arousal patterns. Clearly, while others have found "the remedy" (i.e., cessation of diagnosing and treating absent/low sexual desire; Margolin, 2023), limited action has followed suit in clinical practice. This goes without consideration to the text published 20+ years ago challenging the medicalization of low sexual desire (Tiefer, 2001).…”
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“…Others have found that there are six classes of desire and arousal patterns. Clearly, while others have found "the remedy" (i.e., cessation of diagnosing and treating absent/low sexual desire; Margolin, 2023), limited action has followed suit in clinical practice. This goes without consideration to the text published 20+ years ago challenging the medicalization of low sexual desire (Tiefer, 2001).…”
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confidence: 99%