10 - How Do You Remedy Exhibitionism?
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SIGN Comical Psychosomatic Medicine!
SIGN Episode 10
"How Do You Remedy Exhibitionism?"
[00:12] Asuna
Did you know this, Onee-chan?
[00:14] Asuna
The "Yuu" in Yuu Mental Clinic is
short for "yuujuufudan" (indecisive).
[00:18] Iyashi
I heard it was short for "yuutairidatsu"
(out-of-body experience).
SIGN X Month, X Day, 6:44 AM, Somewhere in Tokyo
[00:21] Asuna
Huh?
[00:23] Iyashi
By the way, Asuna, what do
you think of Ryou-kun?
[00:26] Asuna
Robot in glasses who makes snappy comebacks.
[00:27] Iyashi
I see.
[00:31] Iyashi
Is something wrong, Asuna?
[00:33] Asuna
W-Well...
SIGN Bam
SIGN Bam
SIGN Bam
SIGN Yaaaah!
SIGN Bang
[00:48] Asuna
Th-Th...
[00:51] Asuna
Th-Th-Th-There was a flasher!
[00:53] Ryou
Er... Huh?
[00:55] Ryou
Is it me, or does one of
you look happy about this?
[00:57] Asuna
Please do something about that flasher!
[01:00] Ryou
That's not the way a health
care provider should say it.
[01:04] Ryou
In psychiatry, there is an
illness called "exhibitionism"!
SIGN Exhibitionism
[01:07] Ryou
Show some consideration for
those afflicted by it!
[01:08] Asuna
Why are you going so far to defend them?!
[01:10] Asuna
Who cares?! They're sick with that illness!
SIGN Exhibitionism
SIGN Diagnosed when the act, urge,
or fantasy of exposing one's genitals
to unsuspecting strangers is
repeated for at least six months.
[01:13] Ryou
No, just listen to this.
[01:15] Ryou
The DSM-IV, the model for diagnosis
standards in psychiatry, says:
[01:19] Ryou
"Exhibitionism: diagnosed when
the act, urge, or fantasy
[01:23] Ryou
of exposing one's genitals to
unsuspecting strangers is repeated
[01:27] Ryou
for at least six months."
SIGN Bam
SIGN Eek!
[01:29] Ryou
If I recall correctly, he first
showed up five months ago.
SIGN Month
SIGN Bam
SIGN Eek!
SIGN Months
SIGN Bam
SIGN Eek!
SIGN Bam
SIGN Eek!
[01:33] Asuna
Huh?! You should've reported him
the first time you saw him!
[01:36] Ryou
In other words!
[01:37] Ryou
He hasn't reached a length of six months,
SIGN Ta-da!
SIGN Developing Condition
[01:39] Ryou
so he is not afflicted with exhibitionism!
[01:41] Asuna
What?! Why do I not agree with this at all?!
[01:45] Iyashi
So the length changes the diagnosis?
SIGN Only diagnosed as exhibitionism if it's over X centimeters.
[01:47] Doctor
Congratulations. You do not
qualify for exhibitionism.
[01:49] Ryou
Not that length!
SIGN Shock
[01:50] Ryou
And don't discriminate based on that!
[01:53] Ryou
The diagnosis standard continues to say...
[01:55] Ryou
"These urges cause considerable suffering or
difficulty in the patient's relationships."
[02:01] Ryou
It seems this criterion is
important in diagnosis, as well.
[02:03] Asuna
Huh?
[02:05] Ryou
In other words, if it doesn't bother
anyone, it's not a problem!
SIGN Wow, what a feast for my eyes.
[02:09] Asuna
It does bother me!
[02:10] ---
Also, that just makes me look like a pervert!
[02:12] Iyashi
Asuna, it didn't particularly bother me.
[02:15] Asuna
Well, having a sister like you bothers me!
[02:17] Ryou
Either way, by the standards for
diagnosis, he's in the clear.
[02:20] Asuna
Not where the law is concerned!
[02:22] Iyashi
But what sorts of people
become exhibitionists?
[02:24] Iyashi
I don't mean that in a strange way.
[02:26] ---
I just have a purely sexual interest.
[02:28] Ryou
Uh, yeah, that's purely impure.
[02:30] Ryou
Regarding that,
[02:31] ---
the psychiatrist Kaplan wrote this in the
Pocket Handbook of Clinical Psychiatry:
SIGN Rare for Women
SIGN Bare for Women!
[02:39] Asuna
Bare for women?!
SIGN Bare for Women!
SIGN Ah, nothing beats normal romance!
SIGN I'll never flash anyone again!
SIGN Rare for Women!
[02:45] Ryou
No! It's "rare for women"!
[02:47] Iyashi
Actually, my medical textbook
from long ago said...
SIGN Breast cancer
occurs by bearing with men.
[02:49] Iyashi
"Breast cancer occurs by bearing with men."
SIGN No! I don't want to get breast cancer!
[02:55] Ryou
That's the same thing!
SIGN Breast cancer
barely occurs with men.
[02:56] Ryou
It "barely occurs with men"!
[02:59] Asuna
At any rate, that means most
exhibitionists are men, right?
[03:02] Ryou
Sadly, yes.
[03:04] Asuna
And what kinds of men are they?
[03:06] Ryou
The New Guide to Psychiatry says...
[03:10] Iyashi
"Men who expose themselves
are often quiet men
[03:12] ---
who fear association with women."
[03:15] Guy
On weekends, I flash in LOHAS style.
[03:19] Iyashi
So they're the "herbivore guys"
that are all the rage lately?
[03:21] Ryou
Wait, that's not really wrong,
but it feels like it should be!
[03:25] Iyashi
But if they're cowardly herbivore types,
why do they expose themselves?
[03:29] Ryou
Regarding that, it says...
[03:32] Ryou
"Though the patient is fearful,
[03:33] ---
he exposes himself out of a
desire to prove his manliness."
[03:42] Girl
Wow! How manly!
[03:44] Iyashi
So this is the ideal reaction
that flashers want?
[03:48] Ryou
That's definitely wrong!
[03:49] Asuna
So, how do you treat it?
[03:50] Ryou
Well, the Pocket Handbook of
Clinical Psychiatry says...
[03:54] Asuna
"Women exposed to flashers
should ignore them."
[03:57] Asuna
Huh? This is a treatment?!
[03:59] Asuna
Don't give the responsibility to women!
[04:01] Asuna
Besides, isn't that dangerous?!
[04:03] [SONG] Text
We shouldn't
have to be the
man's remedy!
[04:03] Asuna
They should run away, not ignore him!
[04:05] Ryou
As far as that goes, you can
rest easy. It also says...
[04:09] Ryou
"Such men are aggressive,
but not dangerous."
[04:12] Asuna
They're aggressive?!
[04:13] Asuna
Even if you add that they're not dangerous,
I can't rest easy if they're aggressive!
[04:17] Asuna
What else? What other treatments are there?!
[04:19] Ryou
Wait! This decisive treatment
method is written at the end!
[04:23] Asuna
What is it?!
[04:25] All
"Report them to the police."
SIGN Beep
SIGN Beep Boop
SIGN Beep Boop Bap
[04:31] Asuna
That counts as treatment?
[04:34] Ryou
His treatment... No, his
battle has only just begun.
SIGN This program is a work of fiction. There is no guarantee that the treatments mentioned herein
will work. Before having a medical exam, make sure the doctor deals in these treatments first.
SIGN If you're tired of fighting,
visit the mental clinic!
[04:40] ---
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