Addiction RSSFormer ESPN baseball analyst Steve Phillips recently talked to TODAY’s Matt Lauer about his battle with sex addiction, which he calls a very real and devastating affliction.
Read More about Steve Phillips Opens Up About Sex AddictionThe rumors that Tiger Woods was cheating on his wife, former Swedish model Elin Nordegren, have brought to light the question of why some men cheat on attractive women. Although the rumors haven’t been confirmed by Woods, he recently admitted to “transgressions” and “personal sins,” and apologized for hurting his family after a car accident raised eyebrows.
Read More about Tiger Woods Affair Rumors: Why Some Men CheatBrooke Hundley, whose affair with the former ESPN baseball analyst Steve Phillips rocked the sports world and prompted Phillips to enter rehab for sex addiction, broke her silence and opened up to Kate Snow of ABC’s “Good Morning America.”
Read More about Steve Phillips’ Former Mistress Breaks Silence About AffairSexual compulsivity in America is a very real problem – especially for the estimated 3 to 6 percent of adults who have it. While sexual compulsivity encompasses a range of sexual behaviors, in marriages, or partnerships with significant others, infidelity is often present. In fact, the discovery – or suspicion – of an extramarital affair is frequently the straw that breaks the camel’s back. The situation may become untenable, with arguments escalating into such heated tension that the marriage or partnership itself is in jeopardy.
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