Private Counselling For Phone Sex Addiction In Sydney & Online
Phone sex addiction is a form of virtual sex using telephone communication and not involving physical contact. Two, or more consensual partners engage in explicit sexual conversation or exchange sexual fantasy with at least one of the participants masturbating. Phone sex conversations may include sexual sounds, narrated and enacted suggestions, sexual confessions and anecdotes, sexual role-play suggestions, and candid expressions of sexual love.
Some phone sex addicts’ behaviour is power motivated with an intent to victimise the person whose number they are stalking. They break the law and risk legal prosecution by targeting random, unsuspecting, and non consenting persons by cold sex calling.
Phone sex users are almost exclusively men, with some exceptions of female users, while phone sex workers may be male or female.
RISKS INVOLVING PHONE SEX ADDICTION
Persons who suffer from phone sex addiction mostly frequent commercial phone sex workers to get their fix. Fees for services can be substantial. Embarrassment and relationship breakdown arise from disclosure of phone bills, and public reputation may be damaged beyond repair.
Phone sex addicts who have used services of undergaged participants may face legal procecution.
Phone sex addicts, who are engaging in sexual phone-stalking of unsuspecting or non-consensual individuals are offending against the Australian law and risk legal prosecution.
COMMERCIAL PHONE SEX
Phone sex is a highly commercialised industry, employing sex workers who specialise in ‘phone acting’, ‘adult phone entertaining’, ‘audio erotic performing’, or as ‘fantasy artists’, or any one of other monikers. Most valued attributes of phone sex professionals include voice, acting, sexual role-play skills, and an ability to discern and respond appropriately to their customers’ broad spectrum of requests.
Such requests can include a plethora of sexual fantasy, fetish, and taboos that most customers find impossible to engage in during real life sexual encounters for reasons of psychological inhibitions, lack of sexual confidence and experience, unwillingness of a committed life-partner, lack of physical ability, fear of social stigma, and moral or legal ramifications.
The most obvious purpose of phone sex is to deliver a masturbation aid, but for some customers, a phone sex worker becomes a ‘surrogate’, a ‘friend’, or a‘ therapist’, where they can anonymously offload intimate secrets and sexual taboos, with no restrictions or consequences to fear.
COUNSELLING FOR PHONE SEX ADDICTION
If phone sex addiction causes you distress, please call Sex Addiction Australia (+61) 02 9380 4486 for information, or book a confidential consultation with Heide, or email info@sexaddictionaustralia.com.au