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KOMPAS.com – Along with the case Gilang Wrap, many people wonder what is festish and can this condition be cured.
In the previous news, dr. Alvina, Sp.KJ, a psychiatrist specialist from Primaya Hospital West Bekasi explained that fetish is an inanimate object.
“ Fetish is an inanimate object, “Alvina told Kompas.com on Friday (31/7/2020).
While fetishim is the use of non-living objects as a method to make someone sexually aroused.
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Alvina said, fetishism may occur when the child becomes a victim or the child sees deviant sexual behavior.
But there are also theories that say that behavior fetishism can develop at puberty.
Fetishism not necessarily a mental disorder as long as it does not cause distress and does not cause dysfunction.
So, is this condition dangerous for yourself and others?
When fetishism has caused distress and disruption of function, of course it can cause adverse effects for himself and others.
Adverse effects for others can arise if the behavior of fetishism violates the rights of others in the context of searching for fetish objects.
“For example, someone steals underwear and creates insecurity for the environment,” Alvani said.
In addition, people with fetishism are usually accompanied by other mental disorders.
Can fetishism be cured?
Fetishism not necessarily a mental disorder as long as it does not cause distress and does not cause dysfunction.
To meet the criteria for mental disorders, a person with fetishism must experience significant distress and dysfunction such as feeling disturbed or suffering with his condition.
“When it becomes a disorder, the diagnosis becomes a fetihistic disorder,” Alvina said.
According to Alvina, fetihistic disorders can be treated with various modalities of psychotherapy both individually and in groups.
In addition to psychotherapy, a psychiatrist can also provide drug and hormone therapy to help cure fetishism sufferers.
Because fetishism can be formed since childhood and puberty, to avoid it, Alvina urges people to create a child-friendly environment.
It also cares for the health of children both physically and mentally and is protective of children from exposure to violence.
“Both physical, mental and sexual violence,” he concluded.
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The Gilang Bungkus case was widely discussed on social media after a victim shared her experience in a thread.
This case attracts attention because Gilang is considered to have a fetish wrapped around someone else with jarik cloth or batik cloth. That is why his figure is referred to as “Gilang Wrap”.
Long story short, the perpetrators and victims get acquainted through social media. Gilang then asked the victim to help her in the scientific research project she was doing.
Gilang forces the interlocutor to wrap his entire body in a rag. But before that, the victim’s body must be wrapped around using tape, starting from the feet, hands, eyes, and mouth.
When the request is not fulfilled, Gilang threatens the victim and continues to force.
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