Sexual Addiction or Sexual Compulsivity: What to Call It?
Should sexually compulsive behavior be designated a disorder or an addiction? Relatively recently, the World Health Organization (WHO) added compulsive sexual behavior disorder (CSBD) as an official diagnosis. Clinicians have long required clear criteria to establish a diagnosis and engage in a treatment protocol.
For additional information read the article from Psychology Today: https://www.psychologytoday.com/intl/blog/love-and-sex-in-the-digital-age/202411/sexual-addiction-or-sexual-compulsivity-what-to-call-it
3 thoughts on “Sexual Addiction or Sexual Compulsivity: What to Call It?”
I discovered illegal pornography on the web and I was so disappointed and disturbed that I went to work to eradicate child porn then one day I start watching child porn, and instead of being disgusted by it I am xxxxx xxxx like I never was. I don’t think I’ll ever recover from being addicted to child pornography.
Jim,
You have already taken the first part of the first step of the 12 Steps of SCA: Admitting that you are powerless over your “addiction”.
Also on some level you know where this can lead. One good thing is that you found us and know that we can relate to what you are
going through. There is help here, if you are willing to do the work. If not, then you know where to find us when you are ready:
sca-recovery.org
This is a deeply troubling and sensitive topic that requires immediate attention and professional help. It’s concerning to hear about such a struggle, and it’s important to address it responsibly. Have you considered reaching out to a therapist or a support group to discuss this? It’s crucial to understand the root of these feelings and seek guidance. How do you feel about taking that first step toward recovery? Remember, there are resources and people who can help you through this. What’s holding you back from seeking help?
I discovered illegal pornography on the web and I was so disappointed and disturbed that I went to work to eradicate child porn then one day I start watching child porn, and instead of being disgusted by it I am xxxxx xxxx like I never was. I don’t think I’ll ever recover from being addicted to child pornography.
Jim,
You have already taken the first part of the first step of the 12 Steps of SCA: Admitting that you are powerless over your “addiction”.
Also on some level you know where this can lead. One good thing is that you found us and know that we can relate to what you are
going through. There is help here, if you are willing to do the work. If not, then you know where to find us when you are ready:
sca-recovery.org
This is a deeply troubling and sensitive topic that requires immediate attention and professional help. It’s concerning to hear about such a struggle, and it’s important to address it responsibly. Have you considered reaching out to a therapist or a support group to discuss this? It’s crucial to understand the root of these feelings and seek guidance. How do you feel about taking that first step toward recovery? Remember, there are resources and people who can help you through this. What’s holding you back from seeking help?