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Q: Addiction to watching girls...

asked by: blondiemissbeehaven1 on September 16th, 2009

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Okay, so...I went through my boyfriends phone...he has videos of unsuspecting females (and zooming in on their legs, ass, and cleavage...)shopping in the grocery store he works at...I confronted him and he says he's had this problem since before he and I got together 2 years ago...He says it's an addiction--(quite honestly it seems like a lame excuse!)--Could he TRULY be addicted to watching/cam cording these woman? If so, what can we do to help him get over his "addiction"??!! Embarassed

Thank you for your time!

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donaghnorth

replied on September 18th, 2009

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heya

like most guys we like girls and he probly is addicted to this behavour its a bad habbit that has to stop or he might get into lots of trouble (the girls bf's or worse) try talking to him about it and asking him what does he get out of it and does he enjoy it why he start doing it? maybe talking about his feelings towards his behavour might help him. he might be going through a phase ether but as you said he started 2 years ago is worrying. i say talking is the best way.

good luck with it. D.

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