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November, 2008: SARR is being updated! |
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It has been a long time since I have been able to put time
in on SARR -- mostly because I have tried to maintain SARR
by hand since its inception. In order to make SARR more
useful, I'm moving it to a system that will make it easier
to maintain and allow us to have up-to-date content as well
as private forums for addicts, partners, and so on.
Go here to check out the in-progress version of SARR
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What does Sexual Addiction do? |
"I used to be married to a drug addicted man who beat me so badly he fractured my skull.
His porn addiction was more painful."
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C (partner of a sex addict) |
| Sexual addiction hurts both the addict and
the addict's loved ones. It tears apart families and
destroys lives, striking at the core of relationships and
human intimacy. |
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For
Addicts... |
| More resources are available in the For
Addicts section... |
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For
Counselors... |
| Do you desire to help sexual addicts, their
families and friends deal with the destructive effects of
sexual addiction? I have collected some resources to
help you in the For
Counselors section... |
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Support
Groups |
| I would like to build a list of Support
Group Contacts for Sex Addicts and Partners of Sex Addicts so
people can quickly get in touch with a support group in their area. If
you would like to make your group known, please
contact me. |
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For
Partners... |
| Is your partner/spouse addicted to
sex? Do you feel alone in dealing with
it? Are you at the end of your rope?
You're not alone! Join a wonderful email support
group for partners of sex addicts: Check
out Coanon! |
| More resources are available in the For
Partners section... |
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For
Couples... |
| If you are looking for a way to improve
your relationship and to deal with sexual addiction, check
out the resources available in the For
Couples section. |
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Your
Host |
| This website exists as an outreach to
those whose lives have been affected by sexual addiction.
I'm your host, Steve G., and am myself a recovering sex addict
since Father's Day, 1994. I'm not a professionally trained
counselor nor a therapist. My only experience with this
addiction is as a recovering sex addict. If you want to
know more about me and my story, read My
Story. |
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