Hypersexual Quiz

Introduction
Welcome to the hypersexual quiz, designed to help you understand if you may be experiencing symptoms of hypersexuality or sex addiction. Hypersexuality is定义为无法控制对性想法、欲望和冲动的增加。这可能会导致情绪不适、人际关系问题和其他心理和社会功能受损。

How to Take the Quiz

This quiz consists of 15 questions that will help you evaluate your level of sexual desire and behavior. Please answer the questions honestly, as honesty is the key to receiving accurate results.

Quiz Questions

1. Do you often have trouble feeling emotionally connected to a romantic partner?

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  Yes

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  Sometimes

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  No

2. Do you feel distressed by your sexual behaviors?

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  Extremely true

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  A little true

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  Not true at all

3. Do you find it hard to stop sexual behaviors even when they cause problems?

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  Yes

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  Sometimes

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  No, never

4. Do you think about sex more often than the average person?

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  Yes, I guess

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  Not sure

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  No, I do not think so

5. Do you feel like having sex is the only thing that makes you happy?

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  Yes

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  Just sometimes

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  No

6. Do you think about having sex in inappropriate situations, such as at work or while driving?

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  Yes

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  Just sometimes

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  No, never

7. When someone says they're not interested in having sex with you, do you feel rejected and upset in an extreme way?

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  Yes

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  It depends on

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  No, not at all

8. How often do you masturbate?

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  Once a week or less

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  Once a day or more

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  Not very often

9. Do you find yourself daydreaming about sex so often that it interferes with your daily activities?

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  Yes often

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  Just sometimes

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  No, never

10. Do you engage in sexual behavior that puts your physical or mental health at risk?

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  Yes

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  Sometimes

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  No, never

11. Do you experience feelings of shame or depression after sexual intercourse?

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  Yes

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  Just sometimes

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  No, remorse, guilt, or shame as a result of your sexual activities

12. Do you abstain from all sex for an extended period of time after engaging in sexual behavior?

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  Yes

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  No

13. Do you notice that your new relationships are developing the same destructive patterns that destroyed your previous ones?

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  Yes

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  No

14. Do you have multiple sexually romantic relationships going on at the same time?

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  Yes

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  No

15. Do you have a hard-to-break habit of using sex workers or escorts to satisfy sexual cravings?

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  Yes

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  No

Results

Based on your answers to the quiz questions, you may fall into one of the following categories:

• High Risk: If you scored 50% or more "yes" answers, you may be at a high risk of hypersexuality or sex addiction. It is advisable to consult a mental health professional for further评估和治疗 options.

• Moderate Risk: If you scored between 30% to 49% "yes" answers, you may be experiencing moderate levels of hypersexuality or sex addiction. Consider seeking professional assistance to explore treatment options that may be right for you.

• Low Risk: If you scored fewer than 30% "yes" answers, you may not be experiencing high levels of hypersexuality or sex addiction at this time. However, it is still important to monitor your sexual behavior and consider seeking professional advice if you have any concerns.

Next Steps

If you have been identified as being at high risk or moderate risk, it is crucial to seek professional help immediately. A mental health professional will be able to provide you with a thorough evaluation and develop an individualized treatment plan to address your specific needs.

Remember, it is important to communicate openly with your partner or family members about your concerns. Support and understanding from those closest to you can be incredibly helpful in the journey towards healing and recovery.

Resources

If you or someone you know may be struggling with hypersexuality or sex addiction, please access the following resources for more information and support:

• National Institute of Mental Health

• Sex Addicts Anonymous (SA)

• Sexual Health Research

FAQ

Q: What is the difference between hypersexuality and sex addiction?

A: While both conditions involve excessive sexual desire and behaviors, sex addiction focuses on the compulsive need to engage in sexual activities and the inability to control sexual desires and cravings, while hypersexuality is a broader term that may include a variety of factors such as genetics, hormones, mood disorders, trauma, social and situational factors, sleep deprivation, higher sex hormone levels, and more.

Q: Can hypersexuality be cured?

A: Treatment for hypersexuality is possible with the assistance of a sex therapist, psychiatrist, psychologist, or other mental health professional. The specific treatment plan will depend on the underlying causes and the individual's unique needs. treatment typically involves a combination of cognitive-behavioral therapy (CBT), dialectical behavior therapy (DBT), individualized therapy, group therapy, medication, and more.

Q: What do I do if I'm worried about my sexual behavior?

A: If you're concerned about your sexual behavior, it's important to communicate openly with your partner, family members, or a mental health professional. They can provide guidance and support as you navigate the journey towards understanding and addressing your concerns.