Lust als Lüge: Wie Kindheitstrauma dein Begehren verzerrt

Consequences of Sexualized Trauma Without Sexual Abuse – How Trauma Changes Libido 🧠 A Depth Psychological Look at Unbounded, Inhibited, and Substitute Sexuality - Prof. Ashok Riehm Many people experience sexual difficulties – lack of desire, shame, oversexualization, or emptiness – without ever having experienced sexual abuse. In this video, I demonstrate how early emotional trauma, attachment trauma, parentification, shame conditioning, and hidden boundary violations can deeply affect our sexual experience – even if no assault ever occurred. We talk about: ✔️ Why the body stores memories – even without words ✔️ How intimacy, sexuality, and self-esteem are often unconsciously confused ✔️ Why some people avoid sexuality – others use it excessively ✔️ What "empty sex" means and what dissociated desire feels like ✔️ How cultural norms, porn culture, and the pressure to perform exacerbate these traumatic consequences ✔️ And above all: What paths back to one's own sexuality are possible 🧩 With five realistic case studies, therapeutic perspectives, and a relieving conclusion. This video is aimed at: 👉 People with unexplained sexual symptoms 👉 Those affected by developmental trauma and emotional abuse 👉 Therapists, coaches, and professionals in the psychosocial field 👉 Anyone who wants to understand sexuality beyond pathology and ideals 💬 Let me know in the comments: Do you recognize this ambivalence between closeness and withdrawal? What experiences have you had with emotionally drained or over-functionalized sexuality? 🔗 www.prof-ashok-riehm.de