Is it really an addiction if you think about sex most of the time?

Or is having a lot of sex (maybe more often than usual, saying yes to almost everything) the real addiction? Thought or action?

Look....when it says "Orgy" that means it only counts one time...you know...in the record books.

I have a problem....

hi sexy

I can think about sex a lot, but that's mostly cos I don't get nearly enough of it, lol.

Thinking about sex all or most of the time is normal for many people, especially when they are crushing on someone, falling in love, or in love....Saying yes to almost everything could be an addiction, it would definitely be or become a problem for several reasons...

Yup this is me too

<-------- seeking addictive personalities, for scientific purposes, of course.

I think about sex a lot, but that's just natural for me. it may not be natural to others but if we were all the same life would be boring.

there is a three day experimental screening process, hope you don't mind.

if 72 hours is good enough for a psych eval. it's good enough for me.

If you believe that you can't live without it, then you are probably addicted to it.

You've had that many?















J/K

3 days of intense screening should be enough to determine the need for further scientific probing.

But such a wonderful problem to have.

In that case, here is our resident nurse to detain you.



You can have the cell next to mine.

Sex addiction is a common misconception. Sex addicts, in other words, are not simply people who crave lots of sex. Instead, they have underlying problems -- stress, anxiety, depression, shame -- that drive their often risky sexual behavior.
Experts prefer the term "hypersexual disorder," rather than "sex addiction." By either name, it's about people who keep engaging in sexual behaviors that are damaging them and/or their families.
As examples men who spend half their income on prostitutes, and office workers who surf the web for porn despite warnings that they'll lose their job if they keep it up. They can't stop what they're doing. They're preoccupied; their brain just keeps going back to it. It often leads to loneliness and isolation.
There are no reliable estimates of how many people have the disorder. Some studies suggest that it's more common in men, and gay men in particular, than women. Those people are going to seek medical help.

Ditto...damn I'm thinking about it again. Time for a shower. ;)

Any girl want friendship? ????????