All articles tagged with #sex addiction
Elizabeth Gilbert discusses her new memoir, which explores her experiences with love, addiction, and recovery following the death of her best friend Rayya, highlighting her journey through grief, self-awareness, and spiritual growth.
Charlie Sheen publicly admits to being a sex addict who was extorted by partners during his drug abuse years, discusses his HIV diagnosis, and shares his journey to sobriety and personal growth in his new memoir, 'The Book of Sheen.'
Chicago Bears cornerback Jaylon Johnson opened up about seeking therapy for a sex addiction during a press conference after signing a $76 million deal. He emphasized the importance of being vulnerable and seeking help, stating that his personal growth is more important than any contract. Johnson, who has emerged as one of the NFL's best corners, reflected on his journey and the impact of therapy on his life, emphasizing the need to prioritize personal well-being over professional success.
The case against Russell Brand reveals disturbing facets of his character and sheds light on the troubling nature of fame in our celebrity-obsessed society. Brand, protected by his fame, allegedly engaged in predatory behavior towards women and girls, with evidence suggesting non-consensual acts. This case highlights the power dynamics and conspiracy of silence that often surround the behavior of famous individuals, as enablers and those in the industry turn a blind eye to maintain their own positions and benefits. The culture of sycophancy and entitlement can allow famous predators to evade accountability for extended periods, raising questions about those who protected Brand and their complicity in his actions.
Almost 5% of people worldwide may be at high risk of experiencing Compulsive Sexual Behavior Disorder (CSBD), according to a new international study conducted in 42 countries. However, only 14% of them have ever sought treatment for these behaviors. Men reported the highest levels of CSBD, followed by gender-diverse individuals, and then women. The high-risk CSBD group used pornography more frequently, masturbated more frequently, had more sexual partners in their life, had more casual sexual partners in the past year, and engaged in sexual activities with casual sexual partners more frequently than people in the low-risk CSBD group.
Love addiction and sex addiction are two distinct phenomena, according to new research. Love addiction is characterized by a maladaptive, pervasive, and excessive love interest, while sex addiction is characterized by difficulty controlling sexual urges, using sex to cope with unpleasant emotional experiences, or in response to stress, and negative consequences related to sexual behavior. The study found that those who scored high on the measure of love addiction also tended to score high on the measure of hypersexuality, but the overlap between the two was relatively small, suggesting that they are two distinct conditions.