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Q: Sexual addiction ?

asked by: Jbro on June 10th, 2009

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Hi

I am not sure if this is a problem ir just what I am into. I love to go get professional massages from Men and then get them to have sex with me. It usually works, but not always. I have even gotten a few female massues to do it as well.

Usually I will turn over on my back and let the towel drop to the ground. This usually suprises them but then I get them aroused with my hand and they are good to go.

The wierd part about it is the more unattractive I find these men the more I am into it.

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deteragram

replied on June 11th, 2009

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I'm wondering why you are being sexually gratified by strangers in a customer/ worker setting instead of having an emotional and intimate connection with a partner. Are you married or do you have a significant other? Do you date?

The_AnnE_J

replied on July 21st, 2009

New User

hey i have no menstruation long yeas what is going on? pls help me

W0LF

replied on July 21st, 2009

Extremely eHealthy

Hey Jbro
There's nothing you've described here that addresses an addictive behavior. As long as you're not hurting yourselves or others to pursue this kink or making poor life choices in relation to it, it's no more dangerous sex with hookers. However these masseuses aren't sex workers. They risk their license any time they have sexual contact with a client. It's not terribly ethical for you to put them in this situation.

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