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Originally Posted by Job 30 26
gfofaddict,
Instead of trying to publicly shame him... confront him, and if it goes nowhere, (instead of publicly shaming him) help him find therapy, preferably a male who will understand male stuff.
Also, calling him an addict, I'm perplexed why you would label him such. There might be underlying issues such as hypersexuality, and defining that is thorny as well.
Confront him, then maybe follow up with therapy. Try the nice way before you go guns-a-blazing.
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I have tried to talk to him with no productive result ie counseling. He is a person who also suffers from anxiety so won’t even go to the de fir physical ailments, dentist, therapy or medical help for anxiety, won’t take any kind of medicine etc so I know he’s not going to go talk to someone about something as private as sexual issues, especially when he personally doesn’t have a problem with it.
And I don’t really think I’ve said anything about going in with guns blazing, I’ve thought about this for a long time and am only trying to figure out if and how I should let the women know
No guns blazing here lol