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Sex Addiction Quiz

·         Do you flirt with people on a regular basis?

·         Is your sex drive higher than your partner’s?

·         When you feel stressed out, does having sex relax you?

·         Do you pressure your partner for more sex then she/he wants? Does your partner have sex just to please you?

·         Do you have sex more frequently with your partner than you want to?

·         During sex do you feel “high”?

·         Do you feel irritable, anxious, sad, angry or annoyed when you are unable to engage in the desired sexual behavior?

·         Are you unsatisfied with your partner in bed? Even after good sex with your partner, do you feel unsatisfied or unloved?

·         Has anyone ever told you that your sexual behavior is “too much” or “out of control”?

·         Do you prioritize sex at the expense of getting your work done, or getting enough sleep?

·         Over the years, does it take more sex play and variety to arouse you?

·         Have your sexual relations ever left you feeling sad, hopeless or suicidal?

·         Does each new relationship end in the same way? Are you repeating patterns?

·         Do your sexual desires / needs place you at odds with your religious beliefs / morals?

·         Do you have sex with more people than you want to? Or do you remember the first and last names of all the people you have had sex with?

·         Do you spend a lot of time fantasizing about sex? Are your sexual fantasies better than the real sex? Do your sexual fantasies get in the way of your relationships?

·         Are you preoccupied with sex, or constantly craving it? Does your world revolve around sex?

·         Do you spend a lot of energy flirting with people, cruising online or chatting online? How much time in a week do you spend looking for sex?

·         Do you look at media for sexual arousal? Do you rent or own X-rated videos?  

·         Do you spend more than three minutes a day on a computer engaging in sex-related activities?

·         Do you use your work computer for sex-related activities? What would happen if you got caught?  

·         Do you masturbate at work?

·         Do you call sex chat lines?

·         Do you engage in phone sex?

·         Do you go to X-rated stores frequently (adult book stores, sex toy shops, sex clubs, etc.)?

·         Do you neglect obligations at home, school or work for sex-related activities?

·         Do you engage in sexual relationships despite potential risks to your health? Are you at risk for a sexually transmitted infection, pregnancy or violence?

·         Do your sexual needs make you have sex in places or with people that you otherwise would not wish for yourself?

·         Do you want to distance yourself from your sex partner after sex? Do you feel guilt, shame or remorse?

·         Do you engage in sexual activities that upset your partner, or would if he/she knew about them?

·         Do you feel shame about your body – or fear touching yourself? Do you wonder if you are asexual?

·         Do you keep sexual secrets from friends and family? Do you lead a double life?

·         Have you ever been or at risk for being arrested for your sexual behavior?

·         Are you sexually turned on by illegal behaviors?

·         Do you fantasize about having sex with children? Or do you have sex with children?

·         Do you have sex with others against their will?

If you are reading this quiz because you think you might have a sexual addiction, then you probably do, or at least have a tendency toward a sexual addiction. You do not have to struggle through this addiction on your own. Help is available. 

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f you live in the Philadelphia area and want to schedule an appointment with "Alex" Caroline Robboy, CAS, MSW, LCSW or Tracy L. Wood M.Ed., LMFT please call (215) 570 - 8614

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Please call Alex Caroline Robboy at (215) 570-8614 or the main intake number (267) 324 - 9564

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