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It's not one or the other. Some people have a compulsion to have sex which becomes an obsession or an addiction, if you will. I think it affects women more than men. Women generally can have sex any time they want compared to men, and there's more personal and professional harm for them due to promiscuity and it goes against what we expect of them. We expect them to be more selective than men, not less.I see a lot of celebrities now who are accused of misconduct claiming that they struggle with sex addiction. This response is met with criticism and backlash claiming that its a cop out excuse and a fabrication.
But is it?
Personally I think Sex can be compared to a drug; it is euphoric and has a strong pull especially towards those with a high sex drive (If you recall puberty you know how sex-obsessed it can make a person). Just because some don't become addicted to it doesn't mean others cant. Similarly to alcohol or any other drug.
What say you sherdoggers? Is sex addiction a legit ailment or just a cop out excuse?
With men, it's expected that they will try to get sex as often as they can to a larger extent. Since women are more selective, they won't be as successful as female nymphomaniacs. In fact, a man generally has to work relatively hard to get laid at all. With certain high-status men, they have easy access to sex the same as an attractive woman would. They may have a sex addiction, or it may be a convenient excuse for them when their behavior becomes scandalous for whatever reason.