Obviously like a person, also intend to take the initiative to pursue, but if the other party to respond to their own, or expressed also like their own, will unconsciously produce a kind of annoyance, disgust, rejection, and even want to quickly end it all …… This sounds like a playful “scum”, “scum”, but it is a true picture of the heart of a sexual monogamist. They may not really want to cause emotional harm to others, but they just can’t help themselves. So, do you need to see a psychiatrist for sexual monogamy? Usually, sexual monogamy is considered more of a behavioral pattern, an acquired cognitive bias, rather than a psychological disorder. People with sexual monogamy will fall in love with a person, but do not want to receive a response from the other person, and if they do, it may lead to a “tragic” relationship that has not yet begun. They tend to look up to the other person’s strengths from their own perspective, and have orgasms in their almost perfect self fantasies, but once they face each other in real life, they will magnify their weaknesses and become disgusted with them. In terms of the causes of sexual monogamy, patients may be influenced by their own upbringing (e.g., childhood experiences), psychological state (e.g., low self-esteem, fear of rejection), and other factors, which leads to the failure to form a positive and positive view of love. However, if the state of sexual monogamy lasts for a longer period of time, it may develop into a psychological disorder, or sexual monogamy syndrome. In daily life, the main manifestation is obviously like a person, but afraid to face, and even often afraid to run away; in the eye to eye with the other party, will feel particularly nervous mood; always feel insecure, afraid of their own confession, feel worthless, always feel that they are particularly small compared to others. Often indulge in this pain above. Therefore, if the state of sexual monogamy has a certain impact on your life and you want to change it, it is recommended to choose a professional psychologist for early intervention. Warm tips: “excessive monogamy” behavior is also a heart disease, especially to be alert to schizophrenia. Some people are paranoid that a certain person of the opposite sex likes them, and make strong love attacks on that person, not caring about the other person’s feelings, or whether they have a boyfriend, or whether they are married. There is nothing unusual about such people from the surface, but it is mostly a manifestation of schizophrenia, which should also be detected early and intervened early.