Brianne Davis Opens Up About the Realities of Sex and Love Addiction
The highs, the butterfly, the first touch, the first kiss, falling in love is the best high in the world. The withdrawal process from sex and love addicts anonymous is like you literally want to unzip your skin and out of it.
What happens when the allure of love becomes an addiction? In this eye-opening episode of 'Sober Exposure', host Jennifer Wylde sits down with actress, producer, and author Brianne Davis to tackle the often-ignored topic of sex and love addiction. Brianne, known for her book 'Secret Life of a Hollywood Sex and Love Addict', shares her personal journey through the highs and lows of this unique form of addiction.
She paints a vivid picture of what it feels like to go through withdrawal, describing it as wanting to unzip your skin and escape your own body. It's a raw and honest conversation that pulls no punches. Brianne doesn't just talk about her struggles; she dives into the broader implications of sex and love addiction. She discusses how porn has distorted intimacy for many people, making genuine connections harder to achieve. Her advice?
Treat sex like a special treat, not an everyday occurrence. For women, she emphasizes the importance of self-sufficiency and loving oneself fully before seeking external validation. Throughout the episode, Brianne and Jennifer explore the necessity of setting healthy boundaries in relationships. They talk about recognizing when a relationship is leading you down a path of relapse and the importance of having a supportive community.
Brianne found solace in meetings where she could be seen and heard without the need for sexual or romantic validation. This episode is a must-listen for anyone grappling with sex and love addiction or those who want to understand it better. With Jennifer's engaging style and Brianne's candid insights, you'll walk away with a deeper understanding of this complex issue and practical tips for recovery. Tune in to hear a conversation that’s as enlightening as it is essential.