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SOCIAL PHOBIC AND ANXIETY FOR SEXUAL PRESTATION

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PostPosted: 02/10/07 - 08:38    Post subject: SOCIAL PHOBIC AND ANXIETY FOR SEXUAL PRESTATION Vote now! Reply with quote
I'm reading an interesting book: "IL PIACERE SENZA STRESS. COME SUPERARE L'ANSIA DA PRESTAZIONE SESSUAL]" of dr. Emiliano Toso (italian Psichologist; englisch version: "THE PLEASURE WITHOUT STRESS"). Very intelligent is the legacy beetween anxiety for sexual prestation and Social Phobic.
I deply adwise it for who suffer of this trouble
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