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The 12 pages that link to Paraphilic disorder, each with the reason it gives.

• ParaphiliaCompared with: Clinical diagnosis depends on disorder criteria, not merely on having an atypical interest.

• BDSMCompared with: BDSM practices alone do not establish this diagnosis.

• Sexual fantasyCompared with: Clinical diagnosis depends on specific criteria, not simply having a sexual fantasy.

• EphebophiliaCompared with: An atypical attraction alone does not automatically meet criteria for a disorder.

• Hand fetishismCompared with: Hand fetishism alone is not a disorder; clinical diagnosis requires additional criteria.

• ZoophiliaRelated: Clinical diagnosis requires more than the presence of an atypical sexual interest.

• Clinical vampirismCompared with: Blood-related arousal alone does not make clinical vampirism a recognized paraphilic disorder.

• GerontophiliaCompared with: An unusual attraction is not automatically a disorder; clinical criteria require more.

• HypersexualityCompared with: Atypical sexual interests and loss of control are distinct clinical dimensions, though they can coexist.

• SalirophiliaCompared with: Salirophilia is not automatically a disorder; distress, impairment, or nonconsensual harm changes the clinical picture.

• SomnophiliaBroader topic: This diagnosis requires more than the presence of an atypical sexual interest alone.

• UrolagniaRelated: A sexual interest alone does not establish this diagnosis; distress, impairment, or nonconsensual harm matters.