Tag Archives: Sexual Addiction

Punishing Yourself Doesn’t Help You End Sexual Addiction

Man struggling with Opioid Addiction Self-control and discipline are esteemed in our culture. They are seen as vital mechanisms for success and growth. Indeed these qualities can be important aspects of a healthy self-motivational approach, yet, when it comes to sexual addiction, these qualities can produce bi-products that become binding forces that perpetuate a sexual addiction. If you are intrigued [...]
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The Pain of Broken Relationships Caused by Sex Addiction

Couple struggling with Sexual Addiction There has been a moment in every life where horror, disgust or pain has made you want to look away. From a self-protective stance, this seems rather adaptive though. Fascinating research on the automatic facial expressions we form in response to stimuli shows that worldwide we are the same. A key example is disgust. Our [...]
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Sex, Intimacy Issues & Porn Addiction in Women

Woman drinking coffee thinking about her Intimacy Issues Sexual intimacy is on an all-out assault from the culture, and if you think it’s just men that are detaching from real human interaction to move toward the cheap replacement of porn and fantasies then think again. Women are developing intimacy Issues as well. Pornography use among women is on the rise and it’s been [...]
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Reconciling with Children Once in Sex Addiction Recovery

Charlie in deep thought about Families and Addiction and Middle-Aged Suicide No matter what we have been through, most of us tend to want the very best for our kids! Either we work harder to give them what we didn’t have, or we commit to providing the great experience we did have. Whatever the situation, when we realize our kids have been harmed—especially by us—it sends [...]
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How Alcohol Impacts Sexual Choices Among College Students

Young models It’s often been called the “social lubricant” as a veiled disguise to get 18 to 22 year olds to “loosen up” or, as Miller says, “Live the high life.” But what this mirage fails to inform you is that the patterns, habits and dependencies you are creating during this important era of your life (your [...]
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