Is it a psychological disorder for roommates to call each other 'mom'

Liking to call 'mom' during sexual intercourse may be a manifestation of psychological disorders, or it may be related to personal habits or emotional dependence. This behavior may be related to childhood experiences, emotional needs, or specific psychological states, and needs to be analyzed in conjunction with specific contexts.

Some people unconsciously use maternal related titles in intimate relationships, which may stem from seeking a sense of security or emotional projection. If this behavior is not accompanied by other abnormal manifestations and does not affect the relationship between the two parties, it usually belongs to the category of personal preference. In rare cases, frequent occurrence of such behavior may reflect underlying psychological issues, such as attachment disorders or sexual psychological developmental abnormalities. If there are symptoms such as interpersonal relationship problems, emotional instability, or lack of realism, it is recommended to seek professional psychological assessment.

It is recommended to observe whether there are other abnormal behaviors accompanying it. If it affects normal life or partner relationships, you can consult a psychologist or sexual health specialist. Maintain open communication, avoid overinterpretation or shame, and explore the underlying reasons behind behavior through psychological counseling when necessary. Daily mindfulness practice can enhance self-awareness, and establishing safe emotional expression between partners can help alleviate potential anxiety.