Have you ever found yourself caught up at some level by Cybersex temptation, or do you know of someone else who has this problem? Would you like to know more about it so you can better combat the hold it can have? Consider the following questions:

• “Does the Internet attract and make sex addicts out of people who otherwise might not have been addicts?”

• “We tend to think of this as a male problem. Are women at risk, too?”

• “…Our culture abuses us sexually by bombarding us with unhealthy sexual images. As a recovering addict, how do you deal with that?”

• “What would you say to someone who knows he or she has a pornography problem?”

Above are just four of many questions that Jim Killam asked Dr. Mark Laaser (an expert in the field of Cybersex and its destructive pull), as he interviewed him for an article which appeared in Marriage Partnership Magazine.

The article also lists several sights that indicate you are “at risk for sex addiction” and then it gives “warning signs your spouse may have a secret cybersex problem.”It then points out “what to do if you suspect you are a sex addict.”

You can read what is discussed in the interview and the additional information they give afterwards, by clicking onto the link below which will take you to the web site for Partnership Magazine:

Cybersex Temptation

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