What is the sail?
Love-hyhyness is a chronic shy in which one becomes an extremely anxious and unable to function normally when it is confronted with any type of interaction with the sex to which it is attracted. Anxiety is so serious that it prevents normal social interaction and some even go so far that they say it is a type of social phobia. The love of the sail can become both sexualities and sexualities, but with heterosexual men is the most dominant. There are several factors that psychologists believe to contribute to this shy.
The term "love pubic" was created by Brian G. Gilmartin, who was the first psychologist to fully study this phenomenon, and since 2011 he is still a dominant expert on this topic. It describes the sail of love as an inability to man to interact with the opposite sex for any reason, while still being able to function normally in other aspects of his life. Gilmartin notes that although the sail can affect anyone, it is mostCE predominating in heterosexual men. Psychologists believe that this may be due to an assertive gender role that men are expected to take.
Men who suffer from a mile sail usually have similar backgrounds and personalities. According to Gilmartin's research, the shy of love men are usually susceptible to shyness due to biological temperamen combined with special educational and environmental experiences. They tend to have close relations with their nuclear family, but their relationships with peers were usually stressful and sometimes traumatic.
Most of these men had at least one unforgettable experience with a woman at a very young age. Some men remember a good experience with a girl, but the situation has not developed as fully as it could. This experience has usually happened in an embarrassing social environment. Almost all of these men have a low self -esteem emotional uncertainty because of these experiencesm.
Gilmartin estimates that 1.5% of the male population in America suffers from shy love. They also believe that most of this group will be the main life for the rest of their lives. Other psychologists, however, believe that this estimate is too generous. It is impossible to know how many people are shy, mainly because it is not something regularly diagnosed professional, and most men are unlikely to openly admit their shyness. In fact, many psychologists believe that the sail of love should not have its own brand outside of social anxiety, because in these men it strengthens negative thinking and occurs that this condition cannot be managed or cured.