Is it a psychological disorder for men to take off their pants in front of others

Men taking off their pants in front of others may be a manifestation of exhibitionism, which belongs to the category of psychological disorders. Exhibitionism is a type of sexual psychological disorder, mainly manifested as exposing one's genitals in inappropriate situations to obtain sexual satisfaction. This behavior may be caused by factors such as psychological trauma, sexual repression, and abnormal personality development. Patients with exhibitionism often have social skills deficits or negative childhood experiences. Some patients have experienced sexual abuse or been in a sexually repressed environment for a long time during their growth process, leading to abnormal ways of releasing sexual impulses in adulthood. The typical manifestation is sudden exposure of genitals in public places, but usually does not cause further harm to others. This type of behavior is often accompanied by emotional problems such as anxiety and depression, and patients may experience self blame due to the inability to control their impulses.

In rare cases, sudden undressing behavior may be associated with organic diseases. Uncontrollable nudity may occur during temporal lobe epilepsy seizures, which are often accompanied by consciousness disorders and other neurological symptoms. Some patients with brain injury or schizophrenia may also exhibit similar behaviors, but often accompanied by significant thinking disorders or cognitive impairments.

It is recommended that individuals exhibiting such behavior seek timely medical attention at a mental health clinic. Professional doctors will make a clear diagnosis through psychological assessment, brain examination, and other methods, and develop personalized treatment plans. Behavioral cognitive therapy combined with medication intervention is effective for most patients, and the key is to establish a healthy sexual psychological regulation mechanism. Family members should provide understanding and support, avoid discrimination or excessive blame, and pay attention to protecting others from inappropriate behavior.