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September 15, 2004

What makes a woman a sex addict?
In a world where sex loudly has its say, sex addiction is surprisingly silent, especially when it comes to women. The term sex addict usually conjures images of promiscuous and sensational sex, in which the person (most often a man) just can't help himself. Although out of control, the addiction somehow seems provocative because it's all about sex. But there is nothing sexy about sex addiction. # posted by masquerader @ 11:10 ::

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