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Reality Radio
Reality Radio
Sex, Love, And Addiction.
Sex, Love, And Addiction.
Thursday 15th November 2018
Join Michael Blum and Tony Overbay as they explore the complexities of sex, love, and addiction, offering insights and advice on maintaining healthy relationships.
65 minutes
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Hear our shows live every Monday evening from 9-11PM ET. Hear us at michaelblumshow.com, Call us at 888-565-1470.
WE TALK ABOUT THE THINGS MOST PEOPLE DON'T TALK ABOUT.
From substance abuse to poli...(view more)
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Sexual Stigmas & Myths
Sobriety in Everyday Life
Policy & Advocacy
Relationships & Community
Cultural Commentary
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Get the buttons here!Tony Overbay on Sex, Love, and Addiction: Real Talk on The Blum Show
That part is never quite on equal ground. And that's what is the piece in there that once you have all that makes, for lack of a better word, a stick-to-itiveness or that long-term piece that goes on that makes marriages successful or fall apart, because you know the mind is nuts.
Ever wondered how addiction can twist the dynamics of love and relationships? On this episode of The Blum Show, Michael Blum sits down with counselor Tony Overbay to tackle the intricate web of sex, love, and addiction. The conversation dives deep into the murky waters of sexual and pornography addiction, revealing how these struggles can overshadow personal connections and lead to a spiral of shame and guilt.
Overbay shares his expertise on how open communication can serve as a lifeline in relationships affected by addiction. He underscores the necessity of leveling the playing field to ensure long-term relationship success, noting, 'That part is never quite on equal ground.
And that's what is the piece in there that once you have all that makes, for lack of a better word, a stick-to-itiveness or that long-term piece that goes on that makes marriages successful or fall apart, because you know the mind is nuts'. The episode doesn't shy away from tough topics like objectification and the impact of pornography on intimacy.
Blum and Overbay explore how triggers can lead to relapse and stress the importance of self-awareness in avoiding harmful behaviors. They even touch on historical contexts like concubines and how cultural norms around relationships have evolved. If you're looking for a raw, honest discussion that offers both hope and practical advice for navigating addiction and relationships, this episode is a must-listen. As Overbay aptly puts it, 'it's about bringing some awareness around what that story my brain is telling me'.
Tune in for insights that could change your perspective on love and addiction.