Sex addict forums

This starts to explain the unique challenges faced by women struggling with sex addictions, in an age when easy hookups and even easier porn is always at your fingertips. Robert Weiss, top sexologist and author of Sex Addiction says that in the past years of working with hundreds of sex addicts, he's noticed this trend too - but it's not always a good thing. But more and more people - particularly women - are finding themselves hooked. But while I've been dealing with men for 25 years, there have really only been programmes for women for treatment and care in the past five to eight.

The Man Manual - men's health made easy in print. Together we can change that. Our online community. Sex addiction is still hard for many people to understand and is even controversial amongst some professionals.

Most addicts of any kind, whether it is a dependency to drugs, alcohol, food, gambling, adventure, work, abusive relationships, shopping, exercise, etc. The reality is that many addicts never admit that they are addicts. Sexual addiction is very complex. The problem with identifying sex addiction is that there are no obvious physical symptoms that would indicate a problem.

This is just as true and sometimes even more so for the partner of a person who has repeatedly engaged in deceptive sexual behavior. The opportunity to benefit from the shared experience of others in a similar situation is sxtremely helpful. Nobody understands a problem better than somebody who has walked a similar path. Family, friends, therapists and others may all have something to offer, but each have their own limitations.