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Some horse manure: Any addiction is the need or want for something to an extent that it interferes with normal relationships.
Evil gives a good operational definition with respect to sex specifically. Witness the current nonsense regarding various sport stars around the world.
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Not sure I follow you Brandye. Are you saying Tiger is a sex addict or are you saying it is a misapplication of the term based on what we know from the media?
Personally, I have issues with the "Any addiction is the need or want for something to an extent that it interferes with normal relationships" concept of addiction. Is work an addiction? It causes a lot of problems in many relationships. Is sex an addiction in every case of adultery? I find that hard to agree with. Also, I find it hard to buy the concept that there's an addiction which can be totally determined by another person (e.g. the spouse that only wants to have sex for reproductive purposes and no other. That person's spouse is a sex addict? Huh????) Is money an addiction? People fight over money more than anything else and is a constant conflict in marital relationships (or so I hear, I'm not married myself, but I recall it being an issue in my parent's marriage which I did observe in person). Please clarify. Thanks. Last edited by wet_suit_one; 02-17-2010 at 06:05 PM.. |
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WSO - Brandye did say horse manure - as in "this is BS".
Tiger Woods, et al, is easily understood. Mrs. Woods is also completely understandable. He just went 'over the limit'. Now the senator and the Brazilian involved emotions therefore his wife divorced him. Spitzer's transgression was a commercial transaction only so his wife didn't. NONE of these men are sex addicts. The sex addict has no ego, no sense of self-worth. The examples above have an excess of ego: hubris. |
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