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The 20 pages that link to Paraphilia, each with the reason it gives.
Paraphilic disorderNarrower topic: The broader category of interests from which a disorder diagnosis is distinguished.
VoyeurismNarrower topic: Voyeurism is classified as a paraphilic interest, which is not by itself a mental disorder.
Sexual fetishismNarrower topic: Fetishism is discussed within this broader category of sexual interests.
SadismNarrower topic: Sexual sadism is classified among paraphilic interests, while diagnosis requires additional criteria.
Sexual sadism disorderNarrower topic: The distinction between an atypical interest and a disorder prevents pathologizing interest alone.
PedophiliaNarrower topic: Pedophilia is classified as a paraphilia, while the classification itself does not establish disorder or offending.
EphebophiliaNarrower topic: The term is often discussed within this broader clinical and research vocabulary.
HebephiliaNarrower topic: Hebephilia is discussed within this broader clinical vocabulary, though its diagnostic status is disputed.
Hand fetishismNarrower topic: The term broadly describes atypical sexual interests, but does not itself imply disorder.
ZoophiliaNarrower topic: Clinical classification places zoophilia among paraphilias, without making attraction and behavior identical.
GerontophiliaNarrower topic: Gerontophilia may be discussed as a paraphilic interest, but that label alone does not establish disorder.
NecrophiliaNarrower topic: Psychiatric discussions have classified necrophilia among atypical sexual interests, though terminology and diagnostic status vary.
SalirophiliaNarrower topic: Salirophilia is classified as a paraphilia, though that classification alone does not imply a disorder.
SomnophiliaNarrower topic: Somnophilia is classified as a paraphilia, a broader category distinct from a diagnosis of disorder.
UrolagniaNarrower topic: Urolagnia is discussed as a paraphilia when its intensity or consequences become clinically relevant.