Why cross, co-appearance and pairing addiction is so

Erin Snow

People who struggle with compulsive and romantic behaviors also tend to struggle with the addiction of crossing, co-occurring and pairing. The question raised by this fact is the reason. Why is it so common among gender and porn addicts, why is it crossed, co-occurred and paired addiction?

The answer is actually relatively simple. Furthermore, sexual and porn addicts are not the only addicts who are susceptible to crossovers and simultaneous occurrences and pairwise addictions. The simple fact is that all types of addiction are driven by the same fundamental factors – desire to avoid, numbness or control stress and other forms of emotional discomfort.

Addiction is not about feeling good, they are about Feel less. and addictive substances and behaviors are happy to be obliged by changing brain chemistry in ways that temporarily disperse people’s stress, loneliness, boredom, depression, anxiety, etc. Most drug users will seek and use this emotional escape, but they can get it – alcohol, drugs, food, video games, spending, gambling, gender, porn, romance, romance, and more.

Of course, a small percentage of addicts in today’s world are purists, relying on their substance or choice behavior anyway. However, for most drug users, major addiction is just one element in a larger emotional escape tapestries. If they are unable to get into their primary addiction for some reason, or if they feel ashamed and regret engaging in the primary addiction, they will turn to some other addictive substance or behavior. Anything that helps them escape emotional and psychological discomfort will do well.

Ultimately, regardless of the nature of addiction, the results are always the same:

• Desire for matter/behavior
• Negative effects on self-esteem, family, relationships, finance, occupation, health, etc.
• Although the consequences are unfavorable, the substance/behavior cannot be stopped

As if this isn’t bad enough, addicted addicts who co-occur and pair with crosses are more likely to relapse – if there is no other reason, they are more likely than the usual potential triggers. For example, paired methamphetamine/sex addicts have triggered the trigger of the sensible trigger and triggered the general trigger that triggers any addiction in life regularly. The impulse of all these movements can spin the addict into the abyss of active addiction.

Recognizing this is important for people with cross, co-emergence and pairing addictions to seek specialized help in every aspect of addiction. Receiving treatment for part of addiction (such as substance abuse) will not help another part of addiction (such as compulsive sexual behavior). Without the overall addiction pattern of overall addicts, relapse is almost inevitable. The untreated part of the addiction will eventually drag the addict back, and all parts of the addicted behavioral pattern will be activated again.

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If you or someone you care about is struggling with sexual, pornography, or material/sex addiction, please help. Seeking integrity to provide hospitalization for sexual, pornographic and material/sex drug users as well as low-cost online task force. Meanwhile, sexAndRelationshiphealing.com offers a variety of free webinars and visit discussion groups, podcasts, and more.