sự tò mò
/vɔɪˈɜːrɪzəm//vwɑːˈjɜːrɪzəm/The word "voyeurism" originates from the French term "voyeur," meaning "to look" or "observer." It was first used in the 19th century to describe the act of secretly observing or spying on people, particularly in a sexual manner. The term is often attributed to French psychiatrists Alfred Binet and Théodule Ribot, who used it in their 1887 book "Les Hysteriques." In the early 20th century, the term evolved to specifically denote the sexual gratification derived from observing others, especially in a non-consensual or secretive manner. Today, voyeurism is recognized as a recognized psychological disorder, characterized by a desire to observe others in private or intimate situations, often without their consent.
the practice of getting pleasure by secretly watching people who are wearing no clothes or having sex
việc thực hành để đạt được khoái cảm bằng cách bí mật theo dõi những người không mặc quần áo hoặc đang quan hệ tình dục
pleasure gained from watching the problems and private lives of others
niềm vui có được khi quan sát những vấn đề và cuộc sống riêng tư của người khác
sự tò mò vốn có trong loại hình nhiếp ảnh này