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she pushed a patient he was treating for depression and sexual anxiety to have sex with her husband while she watchedthem to “analyze behaviors“. For this a psychiatrist was sanctioned with a fine of 25 thousand dollars.

The story comes from Australia, where the Queensland civil and administrative court sentenced the doctor to a fine and also to undertake a journey with a psychiatrist assigned to her, as reported by the Daily Mail.

According to what was reconstructed during the procedure, the young patient had worked for a few months at the doctor’s home as an au pair: this is how she revealed her ailments, explaining that she had been suffering from sexual anxiety since 2013.

Then the psychiatrist took her in treatment, prescribing antidepressants and proposing a course of sexual therapy with her husband, so as to deal with the problem under his supervision.

The doctor has the pretext of being an observer of the relationship between her and her husband to analyze behavior and give advice. Not only that, he also invited the woman to attend the embraces between her and her spouse to show her the correct way to proceed.

“The defendant considered her actions simply as helping a friend and not as a professional activity,” the court documents read, which held that by doing so the limits of professional ethics were crossed.

The judges explained in fact that, since she was prescribing drugs, the psychiatrist should have considered the woman a full-fledged patient and acted accordingly.

Amnesty Italia is launching a new campaign called #iolochiedo for Italy to change the legislation on rape and make any sexual act without consent a criminal offense.

The fundamental objective of the campaign is to increase the awareness of young people regarding rape, understanding the multiplicity of stereotypes connected to it, with the specific intent of clarifying the concept of “consent“.

Promote, therefore, a culture of consent that is equivalent to a sexuality made up of sharing and respect, a positive sexuality that promotes well-being and does not favor discrimination and violence.

Sexual violence is a phenomenon widespread all over the world that takes various forms, it can be perpetrated on the street or at home, it can be done by a single individual or by a group of people, it can be committed on a woman or on a man, on a girl or a boy but a common element remains: the lack of consent.

Victims often experience a second trauma that follows the sexual violence suffered as they are crushed by the weight of stereotypes, by misconceptions about sexual violence, by accusations of guilt, by doubts about their credibility, by inadequate support, even at the time of reporting .

In Italy, in particular, the prejudice that blames the victim for the sexual violence suffered persists. It is not conceived how a man can be a victim of sexual violence, as it is wrongly believed that it is physically impossible to rape a man.

In fact, many studies on the sexual physiology of men suggest that it is possible to have an erection and / or an ejaculation even in a non-consensual situation, such as anal sex, or it has been shown that it is possible for an erection to occur. erection or ejaculation in situations of extreme stress.

Understanding this is of enormous importance for sexually abused men so that they can better accept themselves and seek the psychological and legal support they need.

Furthermore, according to a recent Istat survey, 39.3% of the population believes that a woman is able to escape sexual intercourseif she really does not want to. The percentage of those who think that women can provoke sexual violence with their way of dressing is also high (23.9%). Furthermore, 15.1% are of the opinion that a woman who suffers sexual violence when drunk or under the influence of drugs is at least partly responsible.

A further datum of social interest with respect to the persistence of violent stereotypes related to rape is the “Denim day” campaign born among the users of the new social media Tik Tok, which sees young boys, victims of sexual violence, wearing clothes, often in tatters, which bore the day they were raped.

They show jeans, skirts, sweatshirts, overalls, dramatically emphasizing that a certain type of clothing does not expose violence more than others. The campaign was born as a sign of protest and solidarity, in the hope of helping those in the same situation to report.

It seems clear that consent is everything when it comes to sex. It is always necessary to respect the wishes of the partners involved in sexual activity. To have sex, you need to know that the person you want to have sex with wants the same thing.

Consent must be a voluntary and free choice, not the signing of a contract, but the recognition of human dignity. Amnesty Italia suggests the general rule for consent: “If in doubt about consent, ask for it expressly. If you are still in doubt, stop “. It sounds trivial, but it is a culture of respect that must start from everyone’s mind. Each of us. Nobody excluded.

Porn Has Helped Over 8 Million Italians To Overcome The Quarantine

Italians in lockdown saved by porn. This is explained by a research on sexual habits during the blocking of travel and attendance in spring 2020 carried out by Pornhub in collaboration with Eumetra.

Over half of the respondents said they missed at least one moment of conviviality, tenderness or intimacy during the anti-Covid quarantine. Specifically, there is talk of a lack of “festive and recreational” moments for 81% of the sample (especially in the South), followed by sharing moments of tenderness (52%, found above all among young people and those who live alone), finally always between very young and single 37% said they felt the lack of sexual intercourse.

So if the meeting and contact between non-relatives was imposed by law, during the lockdown in Italy Pornhub had an average daily increase in traffic of 30%, including 8% of new contacts due to neophyte couples of sites of entertainment for adults.

10% of respondents said they had discovered new genres of pornographic content, while 47% of couples new to online porn will continue to follow his “discoveries” even in the post quarantine. If we talk about sentiment, about two out of ten Italians (17%)claim that adult entertainment sites have helped them overcome the lockdown period.

The investigation also reveals other rather delicate data on the effects of this new fear of contact with the other due to the containment measures of Covid. According to 61% of respondents for singles it is now more difficult to meet a new potential partner and the fear of the virus has substantially affected the way they live their sex and love life.

Finally, the study analyzed the frequency of sexual practices in our country: it emerges that 23% carry them out two or three times a week, 28% one to two times, 49% less frequently.