Are sex addicts more entitled to sex than others and have it easy?
I might ramble on so bear with me.
With films like Shame which is gritty and depressing and comedies like Don Jon and Thanks For Sharing and I don't know how many other 'reality' TV shows make it look as if it's so easy for sex addicts to get laid. The characters simply pick up any woman from a bar or other places and it all goes smoothly and they jump from one to another.
There is a debate about whether women can get laid more easily than men and if that's true, then even with good looks and confidence that doesn't mean they will attract EVERY woman and successfully bed them, so how can they claim to have bedded so many and blame it on sex addiction? What if someone says no?
Furthermore, why are men called the more stigmatic 'sex addicts' while women are called 'nymphomaniacs'? Speaking of which, I found this http://sexperienceuk.channel4.com/videos/7170 and I think it says alot about women these days, especially all the comments.
I guess my point is: if someone claims to be a 'sex addict' does that mean they have special permission to have sex as many times as they want and is that really a bad thing?