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Contributor: Dragon Dragon
OK. What the heck is a "sexologist?"

What other terms are out there and what the heck do they mean?
02/25/2009
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Contributor: sry sry
Sexologist is some ones who studies and researches sex

Sex(somehting goes here dont remember what it is) body worker is some one who teaches people how to have sex with their hands I think.. read a book this was their profession..
02/25/2009
Contributor: Dragon Dragon
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Originally posted by sry
Sexologist is some ones who studies and researches sex

Sex(somehting goes here dont remember what it is) body worker is some one who teaches people how to have sex with their hands I think.. read a book this was their profession..
I can read the online definitions... I want to know what that actually means when attached to a persons name.

"Quack" or something that you should actually pay attention to.

I study and at some level research sex, but I wouldn't call myself a sexologist. There are over 64 pages in Wiki. Including "out of date" and Alfred Kinsey..

I appreciate your response That Weird Guy, I just want more from some of the folks that have actually looked into degrees and serious study!
02/25/2009
Contributor: her.royal.redness her.royal.redness
The different titles and schooling is almost dependent on where you live. In the states they have different criteria that you need to meet in order to counsel others in terms of sexual health issues. Some people are sexologists, some are sex therapists, some are sexual health professionals, some are just psychologists, psychiatrists, social workers ect, ect. They have become a lot more strict and organized in providing certificate, bachelor, masters, and PhD programs so that people are receiving accurate and professional help. At least that's what I understand of it.. Could be wrong.
05/17/2009
Contributor: Adriana Ravenlust Adriana Ravenlust
DBD. I would say in general, it's synonymous with "sexpert" and does not specifically mean a certain degree or experience but one who is considered expert in the field. However, there are degrees catering to sexuality, now, and some schools are calling them sexology degrees so that would be a more.. standardized definition, I guess.
05/17/2009