Category: Sex Addiction

Cocaine Use and Sex Addiction

Contributor: Staff at Sierra Tucson The euphoric and stimulating properties of cocaine can boost a person’s sex drive, leading many to believe that sex is better while using it. However, continuing to pair cocaine use with sexual activity can lead to an addiction to both behaviors and cause dangerous long-term consequences if left untreated. How [...]
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The Relationship Between Alcohol Use Disorder & Sex Addiction

Couple at water light show Contributor: Staff at Sierra Tucson Most people are able to drink alcohol in moderation without experiencing significant negative effects. But for those who develop alcohol use disorder, which is the clinical term for alcoholism, any use of this substance can quickly lead to a wide range of devastating outcomes. Common characteristics of alcohol use disorder [...]
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COVID 19 Era = More Junk Food, Online Gambling, Gaming, and Pornography

Very sad youg man sitting on the floor crying due to his grief The COVID-19 pandemic is having far-reaching effects on global health, economy, and ways of life. The virus has now infected more than 4 million people worldwide, killed hundreds of thousands, and led to shutdowns and other major initiatives to limit the disease spread. Half of the world’s population is living under restrictions more like quarantine [...]
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Merely “Reducing” Porn Use is a Fantasy

Reducing Porn Use & Differences Between Porn Addiction And Sex Addiction “Can a man carry fire next to his chest and his clothes not be burned?” – Proverbs 6:27 In the January 23rd issue of The Nugget, T. Lee Brown stressed the importance of healthy male touching. Overall, the content was well-intentioned and helpful. She cites pornography as a hindrance to healthy touching, stating, “Some porn [...]
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Ritual Abuse, Sex Cults & Trauma: Using Addiction as an Outlet

Sexual Addiction Ritualistic abuse is described as an act of physical, emotional, sexual, and mental, abuse that is repeated over an extended time [1]. It is often used to reinforce beliefs and ideology in sex cults. It can involve individuals, families, and children, including infants. Abuse is typically severe and usually includes torture or killing the person. When a [...]
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