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inhibited sexual desire
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inhibited sexual desire
Hypoactive sexual desire, Sexual anhedonia, sexual apathy Psychology ↓ Sexual desire and interest manifest by failure to initiate or respond to a partner's initiation of sexual activity Types 1º–never had sexual desire/interest; 2º–had, no longer has, sexual interest; situational–interest in others, not current partner; general–no interest; nada. See Sexual anhedonia, Sexual aversion.
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