A voyeur is a person who likes to spy on the secret intimate actions of others. For example, for changing clothes or for someone having sex. Voyeurism is considered a sexual deviation, despite the fact that in small quantities it is inherent in a considerable number of people. Voyeurism is called a disease when it supplants all other ways of having sex.
Voyeurs Around Us
According to official statistics from sexologists, voyeurs in the world account for approximately 10%. But usually they mean by this already quite serious forms of passion for this type of deviant behavior, forgetting about the "simple" voyeurs. Who are these so-called household voyeurs? To check if you are a voyeur at least a little, answer the following question: have you ever enjoyed watching how your sexual partner changes clothes or takes off his clothes? If so, then this is already considered a form of voyeurism, albeit quite innocent.
In adolescence, voyeurism is often characteristic of males who are curious about how girls look. Everyone heard stories about how boys used to spy on girls in locker rooms and shower rooms. No one considers this a deviation, although such behavior is condemned. In the modern world, the “lively” curious teenage voyeurism has virtually disappeared, as it has been replaced by numerous sources of information of this kind on the Internet. By the way, yes, watching pornographic and erotic films and getting pleasure or sexual arousal from this is also a form of voyeurism.
The popularity of voyeurism is also evidenced by numerous peep shows and strip clubs, which are many in the world. All of them do not get bored without customers, which means that there are enough people who want to peek.