Naked News: Sex-Induced Carpal Tunnel and Adultery Billboards
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li>Scientists say too much sex (with you supporting your weight on your hands) can cause carpal tunnel syndrome. So switch it up, people!
- In the wake of rumors that Tiger Woods’ is seeking help at an addiction center, sex therapists, professors, and psychologists are left pondering whether sex addiction really exists.
- A tech mogul and his longtime mistress are displayed on a billboard intended to embarrass the married mogul. It reeks to us like a publicity stunt masquerading as adultery shame, but so far, the story seems to be real.
- International Olympic Committee officials are recommending the creation of special medical centers that would handle sex verification cases for athletes.
Of course, some would say I’m rationalizing….psycho babble….
K, 14 hours a week or more definitely helps MY relationship! As for interfering with plans, hell, I’ll stay home for it, even cancel minor plans for it, not answer the phone during it, and My Man has actually called in sick, so we could keep doing it.
I don’t think it “interfers” with my life, though. I think they are refering to people who seek out sex, no holds barred, no matter what, no matter with who. I don’t know.
From what I have learned, “Addiction” means it interfere with your relationships, your ability to work, eat, sleep, your ability to feel pleasure, and enjoy any activities, AND the activity you are “addicted” to stops being enjoyable and becomes just something to fill a void.
I see where you are coming from. I don’t think one can put a number on the hours a day or a week. Some people have high sex drives……that, in itself is not really an addiction.
14 hours a week isn’t really THAT much, really. It’s definitely on the high side, don’t get me wrong, but if you have a marathon session or two, that can really get your hours up there. The definition needs to be changed to that which goes with nearly all addictions: Once the need for sex/sexual acts and their pursuit start interfering with one’s daily life and/or relationships, it becomes an addiction. Placing a time limit on the amount of sex is preposterous. It’s all about the circumstances surrounding the sex.
I second Madamoiselle. 🙂
The whole “sex addiction, does it exist” thing: The “expert” said: “”If you’re spending over 14 hours a week – or two hours a day – doing something sexual or quasi-sexual…. you’re in the addictive range”
What if you’re with a partner, the same partner every time? Two hours a day isn’t that much…