Sexual Addiction Quotes

“First Embody the Emptiness of Silence
Next Embody the Fullness of Honesty & Love
Thus Be Heaven
Sage Hope (Omid Mankoo) SH...”
― Omid Mankoo

“misconceptions of narcissism as a black and white “thing” that people either “are,” or “are not” is an oversimplified approach”
― Theresa Jackson, How to Handle a Narcissist: Understanding and Dealing with a Range of Narcissistic Personalities

“Life is a delicate dance. We live in a society that governs we all get along. The invisible fine print, the unwritten rules and regulations state that we appease to each other's nature and in doing so, we by nature, seek to please.”
― Katandra Shanel Jackson, Carnal Sobriety

“Tolerance does explain an escalating pattern of sexual addiction. Tolerance occurs in either fantasy or behavior. For example, an addict using benign fantasies to become sexually aroused may progress to needing sadomasochistic fantasies. Or the addict may switch from fantasies to behavior when the addict reaches a level of tolerance to fantasies alone.”
― Kenneth M. Adams, Silently Seduced: When Parents Make Their Children Partners : Understanding Covert Incest

“It is important to understand when a woman is grieving her husband's sexual betrayal she is in the healing process. Men need to be patient, understanding, calm and stay present during these grieving periods. The guys who learn to do this well are the ones who see their wives recover faster and their marriages restored.”
― Eddie Capparucci

“In individuals who initially felt defected, bad or “low value,” the positive feelings gained from attention and approval can lead to a habit of seeking out similar experiences repetitively to an unhealthy degree”
― Theresa Jackson, How to Handle a Narcissist: Understanding and Dealing with a Range of Narcissistic Personalities

“Nobody should be in a position where they are suffering abuse at the hands of another, and if this is the case for you, stopping the abuse by leaving the situation is the only course of action to take.”
― Theresa Jackson

“Understanding what the narcissist finds threatening, entertaining and complimentary can be extremely helpful when deciding how best to “repackage” yourself- if this is what you want to do.”
― Theresa Jackson, How to Handle a Narcissist: Understanding and Dealing with a Range of Narcissistic Personalities