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Thank you and we apologize for any inconvenience caused. Submit Request. Not so for drug addiction anymore, with the growing attention on the opioid crisis generating some empathy for its victims.
But sex addiction — especially in the MeToo era of heightened awareness of sexual assault and harassment — is a tough topic for generating understanding, let alone sympathy. Though some experts estimate 3 to 6 percent of the population battles sex addiction, the American Psychiatric Association has yet to include sex addiction in its Diagnostic and Statistical Manual of Mental Disorders DSM.
Recently, a few celebrities — including Jada Pinkett Smith — have begun speaking publicly about their struggles with sex and porn addictions. Many, including Larkin and former Nashville marketing exec Heath Shackleford — busted in a prostitution sting in Franklin three years ago — are in step programs trying to battle their addictions.
Like most kids, Larkin first got exposed to porn by finding discarded Playboy and Penthouse magazines. When he was a married year-old seminary student, Larkin saw his first porn film with his wife by his side. As part of a trip organized by a group called Women Against Pornography, the Larkins found themselves in a booth watching porn in a peep show store in Times Square in Manhattan.
Part of it was the allure of the forbidden. Larkin started watching porn by himself, and he became obsessed to the point that he started hiring prostitutes. Eventually, when Larkin was 42, his wife found a condom on their bathroom floor and told him she was done. Larkin began to open up about his recovery and found some Christian friends who struggled with the secular spirituality of step recovery.
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