Q&A: How come people say “Boys will be boys”?

Question by Deenie: How come people say “Boys will be boys”?
when ministers rape women? And then blame the women and call them degrading names? And how come they say men have “sex addictions” but if it’s a woman they call her a degrading name?
What’s worse is when you report it to the police and they treat you like it’s your fault. This is about crime….At least they will listen to the children when they report it… I hope.

Best answer:

Answer by Donax
I never call a woman that has a sex addiction a degrading name…. i call her…….. FRIEND :)

and its just trying to make them sound less like a bad guy

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How come some people say “Boys will be boys”….?

Question by Deenie: How come some people say “Boys will be boys”….?
when ministers rape women? And then blame the women and call them degrading names? And how come they say men have “sex addictions” but if it’s a woman they call her a degrading name? And why do they only care about the children and not the women? Is that saying… I’ll care about you if you’re a child but after you grow up you don’t count?

Best answer:

Answer by Boo
ministers rape women? sources plz

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Sex Addiction Now a Booming Business

sex addiction Now a Booming Business
When she hung out her shingle as a sex addiction therapist in 1997, Alexandra Katehakis had only a handful of colleagues.
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At David Duchovny’s After-Party
For David Duchovny, his first New York stage roll is “like a boxing match.”
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TIGER WOODS: ‘PLAYING GOLF TURNED ME INTO A FILTHY SEX ADDICT’
SHAMED Tiger Woods has blamed golf for his “sex addiction”. The wealthy sportsman — who was recently divorced by his wife Elin Nordegren after he cheated on her with dozens of different women — has opened up about his personal woes, and blasted his string of former lovers for continuing to “cash in” on the scandals. “Golf [...]
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The complete Tiger Woods timeline, from Escalade to today
This time last year, Tiger Woods was just an incredible athlete that we didn’t know much about. After that regrettable morning the day after Thanksgiving 2009, things changed for the most famous golfer in the world, and here’s a list of all the big events that unfolded throughout the last year.  Nov. 25, 2009 — The National Inquirer leaks a story it had planned for a Dec. 7 issue that Tiger …
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Q&A: women tend to have addiction in sex than men?

Question by B. D: women tend to have addiction in sex than men?
i read something in magazine that said about “sex addiction“.According to the magazine, a research has found an interesting fact about sex addiction,in which suprisingly it happen more often with women rather than men. What do u think? is that right?
i think,a rehab for healing an addiction in sex,was filled with women.haha…

Best answer:

Answer by Derek
I think that’s possible because women have sex for emotional reasons so emotional problems could lead to sex addiction. Men though have sex just because it feels good, so an emotional problem wouldn’t affect that so that’s why I think chicks have more addiction to sex than men do.

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Have any of you ever felt like you were being punished for what your gf/bf ex did to them?

Question by Jason: Have any of you ever felt like you were being punished for what your gf/bf ex did to them?
I feel like my ex gf wants to punish me and make my life uncomforable to get back at some of her past exes that cheated on her, were physically abusive, and one even ruined her financial credit with his gambling addiction.

Anyway, my ex gf and broke up almost 10 months ago. We dated for about a year and met work. We don’t work for the same company but it’s at the same location so we see each other on a daily basis. I didn’t feel like she cared about me or appreciated me so I decided to end the relationship. She agreed that it was for the best. So I didn’t contact her at all. Anyway, after a few weeks, she started coming around again telling me that she wanted to work things and that she missed me. Anyway, we started to date again and she even wanted us to start having sex, so we did. Well, she told me that she didn’t want to get back together and that it was a “no strings attached” type thing. She even said that she wouldn’t mind if I dated other girls. So I met this really cool girl and started to date her. Well, my ex got really mad and jealous. She then started saying nasty things about me and the new girl I was seeing. I reminded her of our “agreement” that she wanted, well she basically told me that she didn’t think that I would actually take her up on her offer. Then I got mad at her for being mad at me and playing games. I then said some things that I should not have said (which I know was wrong). Anyway, we haven’t spoken for seven months. She just completely treats me with a passive aggressive “silent treatment” even when I try to be polite and say hello. I even sent her an e-mail (I did not want to confront her at work) asking if we can be polite, cordial, and peaceful at work. Then she tried to use that against me. (Hell, hath no fury…….) It’s like she wants to punish me and hate me. I still feel that her hatred for me is unwarranted. I’m not like her exes, I didn’t cheat or abuse her. I was very good to her. I was always there by her side when she needed a friend, a lover, a helping hand, or a shoulder to cry on. I just wanted us to be able to be adults at when we had to see each other. Deep down I still care about her, but yes it hurts very much that someone that I cared for deeply could be this vindictive.

Best answer:

Answer by Lowry
She’s trouble- major attention seeker. Stick with the new girl you have

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Latest “sex Addiction” News

20100803 1934 – Cape Cod – Tavern – Chase – sex addiction shirt – IMG_1798


Image by Rev. Xanatos Satanicos Bombasticos (ClintJCL)
Clint had to get a picture of Chase’s shirt.

Chase, Tiger Woods.
golf.
sex addiction Rehab shirt, tiger.
sexual comedy.

Tavern, Chatham Bars Inn, Chatham, Cape Cod, Massachusetts.

August 3, 2010.

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BACKSTORY: Carolyn’s family reunion was at Cape Cod this year. We stayed at the Chatham Bars Inn. It was a lot of fun, and we were happy to see everyone.

For Vicky’s recount of the trip, visit: tgaw.wordpress.com/2010/08/11/cape-cod-day-1/

sex addiction rehab a thriving industry
Celebrity sex scandals like that of golfer Tiger Woods have helped fuel mainstream demand for treatment of sex addiction. ( Joe Skipper / Associated Press )
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sex addiction is booming business
LOS ANGELES — When she hung out her shingle as a sex addiction therapist in 1997, Alexandra Katehakis had only a handful of colleagues. “There were five people in this field and we all knew each other,” she said. These days, Katehakis, a licensed marriage and family therapist, has hundreds of competitors and has grown her Los Angeles solo practice into the Center for Healthy Sex, “a full-blown …
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What is a good “finding peace within” book?

Question by Mrs.J: What is a good “finding peace within” book?
I am struggling with a few different addictions and compulsions
my life is unmanageable and it is starting to tear my relationships apart. I am now reading “Women,Sex,and Addiction” by Charlotte Kasl and “Healing our Family History” by Rebecca Hintze. I prefer books that are more recent and written in “english” I can understand instead of all those big word technical term books out there. I am on a path to enlightenment and would like more book suggestions.

Best answer:

Answer by monkeyboy
The bible! Modern day psychology can’t answer your questions. The void you’re trying fill with these compulsions/addictions is a void only filled by Jesus Christ. I pray you find Him.

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Q&A: Is the “silent treatment” a form of passive aggressive emotional abuse?

Question by Jason: Is the “silent treatment” a form of passive aggressive emotional abuse?
I apologize for the length. Is the “silent treatment” a form of passive aggressive emotional abuse? I have someone in my life (or used to be at least that completely gives me the silent treatment. It’s my ex girlfriend. We work at the same place so we see each other daily. We broke up almost 10 months ago, but we stayed “friends” for about three months. We would even go out on dates together and she even started to want to have sex with me again (which was probably unwise), but I thought that maybe we were going to get back together. But she made it very clear that she did not want to get back together, that we had a “no strings attached relationship,” and that she didn’t mind if I dated other girls. Meanwhile, I began talking to this other girl from work, and we began to date (After all, my ex said that she didn’t mind.) Well, I guess when it was all said and don, my ex did mind because she got very angry and jealous. She began to say nasty things about me and the new girl I was seeing. She told me that seeing another person from work was the lowest of the lows, but she herself dated a guy from work before she dated me so I thought that was a bit hypocritical on her part. So I got mad at her for being mad at me. After all, she was the one that ended the relationship in the first place. All I did was move on. So I started saying mean things about her which I know was wrong. Anyway, she has been giving me the silent treatment for about seven months now, and it hurts. I’ve even tried apologizing to her for my part via e-mail (I didn’t want to confront her at work). She took my e-mail, which was very innocent and told my boss that I was “harassing her.” She just does very passive aggressive things to hurt me. I guess I could understand her hatred for me if I had cheated on her, was physically abusive, if I had left her financially ruined, or if I had a substance abuse or gambling addiction. But none of that occurred. As a matter of fact, I was always there for her whenever she needed a friend, a helping hand, or a shoulder to cry on. How can she live with herself? It just hurts because I truly loved this girl and I think that I deserve better.. Yeah, I leave her alone, but it still hurts.

Best answer:

Answer by essentiallysolo
she is definitely passive/aggressive and YOU are codependant, suggest you read up on codependancy.

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is it true or false that sex can be an “addiction?”?

Question by Louiegirl_Chicago: is it true or false that sex can be an “addiction?”?
i personally don’t think that it is true that people have “sex addiction(s).” i think that eventually we may get to the point of putting it out of our heads that anything that is “sexual” (even dancing and mention of bodily parts) is bad because that’s the puritan way. the puritans refused to allow their young adult children to dance, and the adults found it disgusting too!

do you believe that sex is TRULY addictive to some people, and if yes, why, what proof can you cite? is there REALLY anything wrong with adults that like to have sex 2-3 times a day? reproduction is what’s happening all over the world, all the time. reproduction needs sex. sex and eating are the two major reasons for a massive release of dopamine, the pleasure neurotransmitter, in the brain.

if sex were not governed by a thought that something is “naughty” or pleasurably “dirty” about it, do you think that there’d be so much crude cybersex talks to you by a stranger on your instant messenger?
know this: both americans and brits think sex is dirty and both of these cultures believe that sex can be an addiction. other cultures, less christianized/puritanicalized, believe the way they act: which is that they have sex often without worry over addiction to it.

too, so many surveys have shown us that all men think of sex about 50 times a day (which i believe is normal–if a man does not have a strong sex drive, then he is not a man), and that a lot of women think of it at least 10 times a day.

psychiatrists have stated that admitted “sex addicts” tell them they had unusual childhoods in which they were forced to have sex with their parents, teachers, etc. if that was so traumatizing, why would they think that they are sex addicts as adults because they happen to enjoy sex?

are you a sex addict? they say that sex addicts like sex up to 3 times every day, but i counter that with it being dependent on age.

does sex addiction mean that you never think of anything else
if you get your work of the day done and still have sex 2 – 3 – 4 times every day, unless it causes pain for you or your partner, why would it be considered as something bad? i guess it may be bad if all you do is lay around in bed all day long without working, having sex constantly. but michael douglas, an admitted “sex addict,” has tons of money, so he can afford not to go to “work” like others do: all he has to do is practice saying his lines at his own pace, whenever he agrees to take a part.

and, why do you think that eating is okay, but that sex is not? if each one of them is for survival and each produces the same amount of the pleasure neurotransmitter, dopamine, in the brain, why is sex an addiction?

i also think that to believe that sex is “dirty” or “naughty” or “bad” reflects the puritanical founding of the usa. those people came from england, as you should know.

europeans don’t seem to be hung up on sex–they don’t say they are addicted. why is that?

Best answer:

Answer by Bare Bear
Yes it is addicting. Simply put, there have been many times that I didn’t want to have sex but when the opportunity “arose”, I did anyways.

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Is masturbating like everyday considered “sexual addiction?”?

Question by Kid CuDi *AKA* MAN on the MOON: Is masturbating like everyday considered “sexual addiction?”?
This is embarrassing to tell but I want to get help from it. I’ve been masturbating 2 times per day since the beginning of this Monday, not including today (although I did once ;) ).

I’ve been trying and trying to prevent myself from going on porn and masturbating but, my mind is taking control of me somewhat and telling me to, “masturbate.” I don’t want to masturbate every day but, maybe 2-3 times a week is fine.

But, as of now, I have a problem of masturbating too much and I am wondering is that considered “sex addiction” and what can I do to help myself? (Note: I don’t want therapy)

Best answer:

Answer by malgorzata
You’re fine, it’s natural.

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