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Also known as sex drive
성적 충동을 발동시키는 에너지 내지 모든 본능적인 에너지
Libido is a psychological energy that primarily refers to sexual desire, though some psychologists view it as a broader driving force behind various human needs and emotions. The concept was developed by Sigmund Freud, who initially used it to describe sexual needs but later expanded it to represent a universal desire that motivates many aspects of human behavior and life.
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Within Vinony's link graph, 리비도 is referenced by 1,047 other articles, and connects out to id, ego and super-ego, defence mechanism and intimate relationship.
Vinony files it under Carl Jung, Energy and instincts and Estrogens.
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