Seek therapy asap to rule out any psychological issues. You need an expert psychologist.

Hi, appreciate your concern but every situation and conditions have different triggers and underlying factors with certain predisposition. There is no need to worry if you want to modify or improve your reactions and intentions.

Hi, Consult a psychologist

When you tell Exhibitionism, a proper diagnosis should be done. Like how long do you have your symptoms, what might have caused this etc. First, it's a positive sign that you have taken an initiative to know about your behavior. Second, until proper diagnosis nothing would be clear. So i strongly recommend you to see a ' Clinical Psychologist '  or psychiatric. Because this might be related to hormones, so certain tests would be done.

Hi , i understand your concern. It is my hunch you are feeling guilt or shame and anxiety. I also infer you are depreciating your  whole self on basis of your present behaviour so first of all accept your  whole self instead of blaming, criticizing, depreciating yourself. Start accepting yourself for your  behaviour no matter how strange you or others find it . Remember you are not your behaviour but behaviour is part of you .it is also possible your behaviour may not righ from others point of view but most important thing what you think 🤔 You asked why you love to do this,answer is  you are human and humans can do these types of things but be alert it can be bad experience for others . Second thing as you mention you love to do this you have choice whether to continue present behaviour or not , now question rises if you don't want to continue in that case  how to stop , answer is go for counselling. You have to learn how to deal with urges. Cell:nine eight seven eight seven four eight seven five zero

I appreciate you opening up about your concerns. Engaging in such behavior can be complex and may have various underlying causes. It's important for us to explore this together. Let's work to understand the emotions, triggers, and any past experiences that might be contributing to this behavior. Our goal is to find healthier ways to cope and express your feelings. Your well-being is my primary concern, and I'm here to provide you with support and guidance throughout this process. Together, we can work towards a more fulfilling and balanced life.

It's important to understand that everyone's feelings and actions are influenced by different factors. If you find yourself doing things that you're not comfortable with or don't fully understand, it might be helpful to talk to someone who can help you figure out why you're doing these things. In your case, it could be related to your feelings about your sexuality, which is completely natural and valid. It's okay to be bisexual, and it's important to accept and embrace who you are. However, if you're doing things that you're worried about or that might not be safe or respectful, it's a good idea to speak with a professional, like a therapist, who can help you better understand your feelings and behaviors. They can provide support and guidance to navigate these concerns in a healthy and safe way.

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