A man in his near 30ies visited his doctor
at a local medical center in Greece.His
complaint was that he was suffering from a
kind of anxiety while he was speaking with
other people.He claimed that he had a
kind of social phobia.He mentioned that he
had a history with other kinds of phobias
dyring the past years ,but he said that
none of them had a negative effect in the
quality of his life.He said that he didn't
have any problems in his childhood, and
his parents were overprotected but they
did not satisfy all of his favors.
Actually they didn't satisfy not even
half of them. This patient reported that
this neurosis that he had ,had a negative
impact in his life.His first sexual
experience was with a prostitute.
After a conversation between the
patient and the doctor, the patient was
told that the reason of his neurosis
,according to Freud, was a hidden desire
that couldn't be satisfied.After a short
period of time,dyring which the two of
them were in close contact, the patient
reported that he realized the existence of
that desire but he said that it could not
come out via the orgasm, but it remained
inside and cause the neurosis. The doctor
advised the patient to have an eye on that
desire and try by himself to describe and
obscure that desire.
After a long period of time the
patient went to the doctor and he reported
that he had found the solution of his
problem, and he was absolutely sure that
it was the right one.According to the
patient the reason for his neurosis was a
desire that couldn't be satisfied because
a certain point inside the penis had to be
sexually stimulated,and propably that
point was inside the urethra.The reason
why he couldn't get rid of his sickness
was because he didn't have any access to
that point.Of course he didn't try any
practice that would put him into danger to
get an inflammation in his urinary
system.
If his claims are proved to be
true for social phobia,maybe it would be
proved to be useful for other kinds of
neuroses as well, such as depression,
etc.This could open a new pathway in the
treatment of these entities……
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