Literature DB >> 14504006

Cybersex in Portuguese chatrooms: a study of sexual behaviors related to online sex.

Alexandra Carvalheira1, Francisco Allen Gomes.   

Abstract

The present article is about a particular form of sexual activity on the Internet: cybersex in chatrooms-in Portuguese by Portuguese people. This study aims to identify the reasons for engaging in cybersex on chats and the behavioral domains that characterize this activity. To carry out the study, we developed a self-report questionnaire that we made available on a website. The sample was collected online (n = 400) through the Portuguese Internet Relay Chat. Factor analyses revealed seven domain structures: (a) social skills, (b) preference for cybersex, (c) filter for a later date, (d) sex by phone, (e) fantasies, (f) using masks, and (g) impact on real relationships. We found a huge variety of sexual attitudes and behaviors connected to cybersex in chatrooms and the existence of two major trends: (a) people that use these chats as a starting place for offline relationships (online anonymity prevents the fear of rejection and social sanctions in real life), and (b) people who want and prefer online sex without any interest in further real contacts.

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Year:  2003        PMID: 14504006     DOI: 10.1080/00926230390224729

Source DB:  PubMed          Journal:  J Sex Marital Ther        ISSN: 0092-623X


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