My Husband Is Addicted to Porn: Is It Cheating? A Therapist Answers
Watching porn isn't cheating in itself, but secrecy and loss of control can feel like betrayal. What to do first, and how to talk about it.
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Discovering that your partner has been hiding compulsive sex or porn use can turn your world upside down. The shock, the questions and the sleepless nights are a normal reaction to betrayal, not an overreaction.
These articles are written for you: what to do in the first days, whether porn counts as cheating, and how to look after yourself whatever you decide. You can have support in your own right, whether or not your partner starts treatment.
3 articles · written by Dámaris Tenza, sex therapist
Watching porn isn't cheating in itself, but secrecy and loss of control can feel like betrayal. What to do first, and how to talk about it.
Read more →Just found out your partner is a sex addict? What to do in the first 72 hours: stay safe, avoid irreversible decisions and get support.
Read more →When sex addiction comes to light, partners often experience betrayal trauma. What you may be feeling, and how healing begins.
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