In fact, "loving too much" exists since time immemorial, but just a few years ago it was considered a real addiction. Every compulsive thing; self-destructive behavior that could interfere in the person's mood or routine is considered addiction. It does not happen suddenly. Such illness can be increased in years, developing odd feelings, and, in most cases, people don't even take notice and deal with it as a "bad thing".

Given the fact that this procedure is rather slow, and only after many years of addiction, feelings like guilt and shame might appear. According to a Patrick Carne's Book, called "Out of the Shadows: Understanding Sexual Addiction (1983)", there are three different levels of sexual addiction: Level One: Compulsive masturbation; compulsive heterosexual relationships; compulsive affairs; obsession with pornography, prostitution, to much visits to massage parlors and pornographic book stores; compulsive homosexual "cruising," and anonymous sex. Level Two: Exhibitionism (both male and female); voyeurism; indecent liberties (inappropriate touching); obscene phone calls. Level Three: Child molesting; incest and rape. It is important to highlight the fact that sexual addiction has nothing to do with things like "immorality" and "perversion". In most cases there are facts in the person's life, like traumas, abuse and affective disorders. Because of that, treatment is not so simple. There are six mainstay treatments that the addicted must pass through. They are: Psycho education: sexual compulsivity is not well-understood, even by some addictions specialists and sexologists. Through reading and attending workshops and lectures, recovering sex and love addicts begin to understand the dynamics of the addictive and recovery processes. Individual psychotherapy: for shame reduction, insight into the causes of addiction, resolution of trauma, and establishment of new strategies. Group psychotherapy: for shame reduction too, group support, and to practice healthy interpersonal skills. Family/couples psychotherapy: to help the family understand the nature of addictive behavior, to reduce shame, to improve communication, to set and respect individual boundaries, and to assist the spouse, significant other, and/or family member(s). Medication: some sex and love addicts find antidepressant or counter-anxiety medications helpful in reducing the urge to act out. Others may have underlying affective disorders that respond to medication (lithium); Self-Help Groups: regular participation in one or more "S"-group (SLAA, SAA, SA, SCA) is, for many, a vital way to redefining intimate friendships, finding and utilizing peer support, reducing shame, and enhancing spirituality.

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