I don’t believe that having an intense desire or insatiable appetite for sex is a bad thing. Honestly, Id argue that it’s the exact opposite, and a healthy option to a lot of other behaviors that are “more acceptable” by society general. And quite frankly they’re missing the boat…and a lot of fucking fun too! Our entire human existence is fueled by the intrinsic and instinctual basic needs (physical mental emotional and spiritual if you will) and the actions we take and the choice we make to satisfy these needs is why I think sex and the gratification and satisfaction it brings to us on all (known and unknown) levels the human body and mind.are capable of achieving.
When you boil it down to the most basic human needs/wants/desireS etc. the most important thing to all human beings is to “be happy” aka to seek and experience pleasure in any and all ways ~ however I don’t buy into the centuries old stigma of a hedonistic life and that experiencing pleasure is first and foremost, no matter the cost. That’s just a limited moral and emotional being and often blame others for their lack of pleasure. As well as use others to achieve their goal and only reciprocate when hey feel they can come out on top of the deal.
id say - for me personally - it’s more of a purposeful and conscious approach to incorporating mindfulness and awareness to a blend of hedonism and epicurean beliefs / lifestyle. But it’s not achieving these goals or expectations that is what I’m referring to. It’s not the ability to attain a “thing” or even experience a certain event or feeling. It’s the JOURNEY that brings the pleasures we so desperately desire. The pleasure’s that, once we think we’ve reached the pinnacle of pleasure and satisfaction, we realize that we have barely begun to scratch the surface of what joy and contentment truly are and that self actualization / self acceptance / and self love are a process and a journey; not an achievement or something we can touch see hear or feel…it’s more of a corporeal embodiment of our soul and true selves on a larger spiritual universal energy level.
Go back to Maslow’s hierarchy of needs: the larger version that culminates with a self actualization that can’t be reached by checking certain things off a list or acquiring large amounts of wealth and possessions.
in that light I say that the basic self satisfying need for happiness and to experience pleasure at its highest possible level goes hand in hand with the tenants we should all live by… first do no harm, be a good human…basically don’t be a dick. No more “I wash my back I stab yours” or “what do I get out of it”. It’s key - as you seek to reach the heights of pleasure of which we are currently aware - to understand, accept and embrace hat SEX, sexual satisfaction, pleasure, experimentation and evolution are at the to be shared and experienced by multiple people (otherwise we’d all be content with “life liberty and masterbating” and miss out on so many possibilities. It’s not just important to us individually, it’s our duty to ensure our quest for the ultimate in sexual satisfaction and erotic pleasures that we share what we know with those we encounter along our journey; just as it is theirs to share with you - and is the one and only way to elevate the intensity and level of pleasure across all humanity.
so sexual addiction isn’t a bad thing…it’s not even a thing… is a biological and evolutionary unconscious function that we can’t and shouldn’t demean or ridicule just because it is not widely understood or accepted.
One can be bound to another (not just by restraints and cuffs), and committed to each other emotionally and spiritually, but should also be encouraging and enabling one another’s quest for sexual satisfaction and self actualization. Didn’t some one once say we need to “love thy fellow man.”
Im taking those words to heart; literally and physically…. We all have to do our part. So if you, like me, find intense joy in giving ourselves to others so that they can feel their joy, who am I to deny my small tiny role in bringing pleasure to the world and feeling the energy that our selfless acts of service sends out into the universe. HEHEHEHE