What Kind of Treatment Do Sex Addicts Undergo?
Question by Jen: What kind of treatment do sex addicts undergo?
Because i’m confronting my girlfriend first thing tomorrow morning about her addictive attitude to sex.
A normal couple has sex maybe three or four nights a week – she needs it at least 5 or 6 times a day, every single day! I’ve had enough. I literally feel raw – i didn’t even know it was possible to feel this way about sex until i met her.
i did yes, and i’ve also realised that i’ve posted this in the wrong section.
Gracy54 – It is my problem when i’m at the receiving end of it.
Best answer:
Answer by Long Haired Biker
Sexual healing
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