Comments on: Adultery as Sexual Addiction: Should You Stay Married? http://www.treatment-addiction.org/adultery-as-sexual-addiction-should-you-stay-married alcohol, drug, smoking, food, gambling, shopping, ... Sat, 23 Jun 2007 03:29:16 -0500 http://wordpress.org/?v=2.8 hourly 1 By: majk http://www.treatment-addiction.org/adultery-as-sexual-addiction-should-you-stay-married/comment-page-1#comment-16 majk Mon, 11 Sep 2006 12:30:07 +0000 http://www.treatment-addiction.org/adultery-as-sexual-addiction-should-you-stay-married/#comment-16 Hej anon,

i red this article and i totaly agree with you. Why isn’t anyone talking more about this???

]]> By: anon http://www.treatment-addiction.org/adultery-as-sexual-addiction-should-you-stay-married/comment-page-1#comment-12 anon Thu, 17 Aug 2006 02:45:35 +0000 http://www.treatment-addiction.org/adultery-as-sexual-addiction-should-you-stay-married/#comment-12 I've just left my husband after 6 years of knowing he's had a problem. I found out he was chatting and exchanging emails and photos when I was 4 months pregnant. Honestly I didn't know what to do with that information. I caught him again at 7 months pregnant. it has been awful ever since. he's had no real job for years, which I only feels adds insult to injury. both my convictions and commitment to my child have kept me there. Plus the fact that he was always saying the right things--though my gut always told me differently. After a good session with a counselor I realized that if I was the one doing the things he's been doing I would consider myself devoid of the right to be married. I would have forsaken the priviledge of marriage. Putting it that way helps me with my "convictions" and misplaced commitment to a person who hasn't done anything to help himself. this is all very sad and something should be done about the pervasive chatting issue. You can't just take a "little" heroin or crack. Why isn't anyone talking more about this? I’ve just left my husband after 6 years of knowing he’s had a problem. I found out he was chatting and exchanging emails and photos when I was 4 months pregnant. Honestly I didn’t know what to do with that information. I caught him again at 7 months pregnant. it has been awful ever since. he’s had no real job for years, which I only feels adds insult to injury. both my convictions and commitment to my child have kept me there. Plus the fact that he was always saying the right things–though my gut always told me differently. After a good session with a counselor I realized that if I was the one doing the things he’s been doing I would consider myself devoid of the right to be married. I would have forsaken the priviledge of marriage. Putting it that way helps me with my “convictions” and misplaced commitment to a person who hasn’t done anything to help himself. this is all very sad and something should be done about the pervasive chatting issue. You can’t just take a “little” heroin or crack. Why isn’t anyone talking more about this?

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