Being in a relationship with someone you know who has a sexual addiction is a choice you will have to make. There are several things you need to know about this relationship choice. First, you will be an object to the sex addict for as long as they continue to embrace their addiction because it keeps them from creating relational connections. Next, the addiction will keep them immature in almost every area of their life including socially, spiritually, and relationally. The addiction can also escalate and get worse over time. Join Dr. Doug Weiss as he talks about what being in a relationship with a sex addict looks like. If you need help and support as a partner of a sex addict, visit https://sexaddict.com or call us at 719-278-3708.

Have you ever wondered how you can stop being a sex addict? Stopping an addiction isn't something you can usually do yourself, but there are ways you can get help. The first thing you want to do is figure out what type of sex addict you are. That will help you understand the underlying factors of your addiction and figure out how to best fight your addiction. To learn about the types of sex addicts visit https://sexaddict.com/six-types-of-sex-addicts or call us at 719-278-3708.

Do you know if you are a sex addict? If you are addicted to sex, you already know it! You already know if the sexual behaviors you are doing are too much, if sex has a more significant impact on your life than anything else, and if you are powerless to stop it. Dr. Doug Weiss talks about ways you can get help if you are a sex addict. If you are looking for help breaking free from sex addiction, visit https://sexaddict.com or call us at 719-278-3708.

How do you help a sex addict? That is a question many people ask themselves when their loved ones fall prey to sexual addictions. Dr. Doug Weiss answers this question and talks about ways you can get them to help themselves. If you are struggling with sex addiction and need help, visit https://sexaddict.com or call us at 719-278-3708.

How can you tell if someone is addicted to sex or has a problem with sex addiction? This type of thing is pretty hard to see just looking at someone. It can be hidden deep within their behavior and lifestyle. Dr. Doug Weiss talks about how to ask the right questions and do some digging. If you are struggling with sex addiction and need help, visit https://sexaddict.com or call us at 719-278-3708.

People say crazy things when they justify what they are doing. What do you think are some crazy things sex addicts might say? Dr. Doug Weiss answers this question and talks about how sex addicts justify things. If you are struggling with sex addiction and need help, visit https://sexaddict.com or call us at 719-278-3708.

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Doug Weiss, Ph.D., is a nationally known author, speaker and licensed psychologist. He is the executive director of Heart to Heart Counseling Center in Colorado Springs, Colorado, and the author of several books including, “Addicted to Adultery.” https://www.drdougweiss.com/product/addicted-to-adultery-book/

Can sex addicts be faithful after they are unfaithful? Dr. Doug Weiss explores this topic as talks about sex addiction and the mindset behind the addiction. If you are struggling with sex addiction and need help, visit https://sexaddict.com or call us at 719-278-3708.

The I Need To Feel Safe DVD addresses a common problem in many relationships. "What do I do if I don't feel safe anymore?" Feeling safe is every woman's desire. This is especially true in intimate relationships and marriages. Safety is damaged and compromised when women experience betrayal, infidelity, sex addiction, or intimacy anorexia. Find your way back to feeling safe again.

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Sex language miscommunication is a contributing factor of sexless marriages. Sex languages are often misunderstood. This simply means that you don't know your partner or spouse's sex language and they don't know yours! This leads to sexual disconnects since you don't know how to best love on them!

We tend to give sex in the way we want sex. Your partner or spouse is almost never the same sex language as yourself, so you both aren't connecting the best way sexually. Understanding sex languages will help you have better and more fulfilling sex!

The five sex languages are:

1. Fun - This person wants sex and fun in different positions and environments in sexually fun ways.

2. Desire - This person wants to be wanted and desired sexually, emotionally, and relationally.

3. Pleasure - This person wants to understand and maximize pleasure zones and duration.

4. Patience - This person wants to patiently make time for things like touch, foreplay, and sex.

5. Celebration - This person wants to know you accept and celebrate all of them as a sexual person.

Finding out and understanding your partner or spouse's sex language helps fight sexlessness. The easiest way to understand a sex language is to ASK THEM. Just say, "Hey, what makes sex great for you? What do you enjoy about it? What makes it amazing?" Then share what makes it great for you. This leads to a mutual sexual understanding and better sex.

This video is from the Sexless and Married DVD by Dr. Doug Weiss. You can buy the full DVD here: https://www.drdougweiss.com/product/sexless-married-dvd/

For counseling and relationship help, visit https://www.drdougweiss.com or call us 719-278-3708.

This video is from the Sexless and Married DVD by Dr. Doug Weiss.

You can buy the full DVD here: https://www.drdougweiss.com/product/sexless-married-dvd/

For counseling and relationship help, visit https://www.drdougweiss.com or call us 719-278-3708.