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It has been suggested that another chronophilia, [[Ephebophilia]] be merged into Teleiophilia as they are effectively the same thing. | It has been suggested that another chronophilia, [[Ephebophilia]] be merged into Teleiophilia as they are effectively the same thing. | ||
==Pseudoexclusive Teleiophilia== | |||
A pseudoexclusive teleiophile (pseud) is an individual who expresses his or her dislike for [[Minor Attracted People|MAPs]] in an in an animated way, attempting to repress or deny their own attractions to minors. Usually, said attractions are actually [[Research: Prevalence|normative]], for example - nonexclusive [[hebephilia]] or teleiophilia with a strong hebephilic component. Nevertheless, this can lead to significant ego-dystonic angst in the individual given their social leanings. This is psychological mechanism is otherwise known as [[Debate Guide: Self-loathing hatred|reaction formation]]. | |||
==See also== | ==See also== | ||
Revision as of 19:18, 29 October 2021
Teleiophilia (from Greek teleios, "full grown") is an erotic age preference (chronophilia) for biological adults (of undefined age). The term was coined by sexologist Ray Blanchard. As with every other chronophilia, legal majority is not prerequisite for teleiophilia.
It has been suggested that another chronophilia, Ephebophilia be merged into Teleiophilia as they are effectively the same thing.
Pseudoexclusive Teleiophilia
A pseudoexclusive teleiophile (pseud) is an individual who expresses his or her dislike for MAPs in an in an animated way, attempting to repress or deny their own attractions to minors. Usually, said attractions are actually normative, for example - nonexclusive hebephilia or teleiophilia with a strong hebephilic component. Nevertheless, this can lead to significant ego-dystonic angst in the individual given their social leanings. This is psychological mechanism is otherwise known as reaction formation.
See also
External Links
- "Teleiophilia" - Psychology Wiki.