Ni kweli kuna Uteja wa mapenzi/Ngono?

samkarume · 2016-10-09T06:25:26+00:00

Emotional Symptoms of Sex Addiction If you or someone you love suffers from a sex addiction, you might not have healthy boundaries. If your husband is addicted to pornor sex, you may feel alienated, isolated, depressed, angry, or humiliated and need treatment yourself. If you are addicted to sex, you might become easily involved with people sexually or emotionally regardless of how well you know them, according to Sex and Love Addicts Anonymous. Because most sex addicts fear being abandoned, they might stay in relationships that aren’t healthy, or they may jump from relationship to relationship. When alone, they might feel empty or incomplete. They might also sexualize feelings like guilt, loneliness or fear. Physical Symptoms of Sex Addiction Although a sex addiction or pornography addiction can create many physical side effects, few physical symptoms of this disorder exist. However, the most common physical sex addict symptoms you might notice from having a sexual addiction is feeling immobilized due to sexual or emotional obsessions. Effects of Sex Addiction The effects of a sex addiction can be severe. · According to Departmental Management of the USDA, about 38% of men and 45% of women with sex addictions have a venereal disease as a result of their behavior. · Pregnancy is also a common side effect that can occur due to risky behavior. In one survey, nearly 70% of women with sex addictions reported they’d experienced at least one unwanted pregnancy as a result of their addiction. Additionally, sex addiction likely has a negative impact on several areas of one’s life. It can lead to: · A decline in personal relationships, social, and family engagement. · Decreased concentration and productivity at work. · Physical consequences like sexual dysfunction or sexually transmitted diseases (STDs). It can have profound psychological effects, like generating feelings of shame, inadequacy, and emotional distress. It can lead to, or stem from, comorbid psychological disorders like: · Anxiety. · Depression. · Substance abuse. · Problems related to impulse control and emotion dysregulation. · Obsessive-Compulsive type symptoms. It is important to know that addressing co-occurring problems in one’s life, like depression, social anxiety, or social isolation, can make it easier to recover from sexual addiction. Am I Addicted to Sex? It is best to consult with a healthcare professional for proper evaluation of your sex addiction, however, you may also want to look out for the following signs: · You feel powerless over how you act sexually. · Your sexual choices are making your life unmanageable. · You feel shame, embarrassment or even self-loathing over your sexual acts. · You promise yourself you’ll change, but fail to keep those promises. · You’re so preoccupied with sex it becomes like a ritual to you. If you’re exhibiting any of these symptoms, it might be time to seek sex addiction treatment. If you also have a co-occurring substance addiction (e.g., alcohol, cocaine), call 1-888-481-5639 to learn more about treatment options. Get Help For Sex Addiction It is important to understand that although sex and porn addiction are not “formally” diagnosable, these conditions exist and often present with very adverse consequences and high levels of distress, guilt, and emotional turmoil. If you can relate to the symptoms mentioned above, or know somebody who meets these criteria, do not hesitate to ask for help. Call +255 713 806 726 to speak to a treatment support specialist who can provide you with more information.

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Start date Oct 9, 2016

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