The psychologist explains what sexual orientation means, which was also addressed by Giovanna Ewbank
Singer Iza revealed during the podcast Who can, can this Tuesday, 18, which identified with a speech by the presenter Giovanna Ewbank About being demisexual.
The artist explained that he had sex with a few people in his life. “It takes a long time before I want to have sex with someone, unless I really have a connection with them,” she said.
But after all, What does it mean to be demisexual? According to Rosana Ciboka cognitive behavioral psychologist, a demisexual person has sex or experiences pleasure in the relationship only if they have an emotional involvement with their partner, regardless of gender.
According to her, the term is framed within the asexual spectrum, since the individual does not want to have sex frequently, but with the specificity of emotional ties.
“What differentiates this orientation is precisely the fact that, on other ghosts, people can feel sexual attraction to other people, regardless of the degree of intimacy or involvement,” he explains.
For the expert, the fact that someone is demisexual does not directly affect relationships with other people, as long as the person is aware of their choices.
Rosana also explains that the discovery of demisexuality is very subjective and can be different for each person. “There is a very fine line on this issue, especially in this patriarchal society we live in, where many have been raised without sexual freedom,” she stresses.
“It is important for the person to evaluate his behavior. If he has no sexual attraction for another person and realizes that the lack of physical contact is not doing him any harm, he may be in this place “, completes the psychologist.
Other celebrities who identify with demisexuality
Giovanna Ewbank and Alvaro Xaro
Iza’s identification with demisexuality came from another episode of the podcast Who can, Pod. At the end of September, Giovanna Ewbank And Fernanda Paes Leme received influencers Álvaro Xaro And Rich Melquiades and I talked about it.
During the conversation, Álvaro said that he only likes to have sex with people he goes out with or has feelings for. “I’m counting on my fingers the people I’ve had sex with,” he said. Then Fernanda replied: “Giovanna too, there were five”.
“The worst thing is that my mother said to me ‘daughter, you have to have fun, you have to go out’. Do you know what we are? What is it really like?” Asked Giovanna. “Demisexual,” the influencer replied. “Yes, feeling. You have to have feelings to have sex with a person”, added the presenter, married to Bruno Gagliasso since 2010.
Bruna Marchezine
Although he does not directly mention the term demisexual, Bruna Marchezine he also talked about sexuality and wanting to have sex only in certain situations in an episode of Who can, Pod.
The actress said she thought she was asexual during one phase of her life. “It was a time when I didn’t even have the energy to have sex. Who can say for suruba. I had this stage where I thought I was a little bit asexual,” she said.
During the chat with the presenters, Bruna explained that she started rethinking how she understood the issue when Manu Gavassi a saying that “sex is overrated”.
“I got into this wave where I didn’t even like having sex. Then, shortly after, I realized it was an exaggeration, that it depends on the partner, from the moment you are,” he added.
Victor Hugo
The former participant Big Brother Brazil Victor Hugo Teixeira he declares himself “demisexual biromantic”, that is, he has the characteristics of demisexuality, he feels attraction for men or women.
Before going into reality, he talked about the question: “I’m not attracted to people in general, but I’m attracted romantically. I mean, I want to get married, have children, have someone on my side, but it doesn’t necessarily have to involve sex.”
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