Sexual aversion disorder is defined as a persistent or recurrent avoidance of genital sexual contact with a sexual partner, accompanied by an intense feeling of disgust toward such contact. This condition can be observed in both women and men in a similar manner. When exposed to aversive stimuli or situations, individuals may experience feelings of disgust, fear, and anxiety.

References

Kumkale, Çıdam. “Examining Marital Adjustment and Attachment Styles in Spouses with Sexual Dysfunction.” Published Master’s Thesis, Beykent University, Institute of Social Sciences, Department of Psychology, Clinical Psychology Program, Istanbul, 2015.