What is it?

There are many sexual and gender identity disorders, here are some:
- Hypoactive sexual desire disorder (HSDD) is characterized by lack or absence of sexual fantasies and desire for sexual activity. In order to be diagnosed as a disorder, it must not be a cause of another mental disorder, a drug or a different medical condition. There are several subtypes of the disorder; general lack of sexual desire, situational (for current partner), or lifelong. The disorder must cause distress
and interpersonal difficulty. Possible causes include hormonal imbalance and intimacy difficulty.
-Psychosexual dysfunction can occur to both men and women when they are not aroused or satisfied during sexual intercourse. Reasons for psychosexual dysfunction may include depression, anxiety, prior abuse, stress, guilty feelings, hormone changes, problems at home or work, conflicts with the partner, pain during sexual intercouse, vaginismus, self esteem issues and much more.
-Paraphilias are recurrent, intense sexually arousing fantasies, sexual urges or behaviors that involve children, nonhuman objects, or other non-consenting adults, or the suffering of oneself or one’s partner.
-Pedophilia is a sexual orientation toward children, especially those who are younger than the age of 13. Pedophilic disorder is far more common among men than women.
-Another paraphilia is exhibitionistic disorder, which is a disorder in which the person exposes his genitals to another person, usually people they have never met. Most exhibiotionist are men, and typically begin in late adolescence or early adulthood. Risk factors includes antisocial personality disorder, alcohol abuse, emotional abuse during childhood, and an interest in pedophilia.
-Gender dysphoria, formerly gender identity disorder, is a discomfort or distress occurring in people whose gender identity differes from their sex and physical charachteristics. Those who may feel that way are transgenders and gender-nonconforming people.
-Dyspareunia is when sexual intercourse are painful, either before, after or during it. It is much more common in women and it might be due to physical or emotional factors. Psychogenic dyspareunia means the reason for recurring pain in sexual intercourse is psychological, and may include stress, fear, guilt, shame, self-image issues, relationship problems, or history of sexual abuse or rape.
-Fetishism is a term describing sexual urge for non-living objects, usually things you could wear or touch. This fetish may replace the person’s sexual activity with another partner, or it could be integrated in sexual activity. It is much more common in men. It could be lifelong, or it could come and go in periods.
-Sexual sadism disorder is a disorder in which the person experiences sexual excitement from fantasies, behavior or urges related to causing physical or psychological harm to another during sexual activity. It should be accompanied by significant personal distress, impairment or harm to self or others.
-Sexual masochism disorder is a disorder in which the person experiences sexual excitement from being humiliated, beaten, bound or abused. It should be accompanied by significant personal distress, impairment or harm to self or others.