Hypersexuality Quiz (Sex Addiction Test)

Hypersexuality Quiz

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Do you feel that your sexual behaviors may be abnormal?

No

Yes

Do you have a pattern of out-of-control sexual or non-sexual behaviors?

No

Yes

Do you remember if something sexually abnormal may have happened when you were a child.

No

Yes

Do you live a double life and feel a need to keep secrets from your partner about your sexual behavior?

No

Yes

Are your sex needs leading you to have sex with people, or in places, you would not otherwise choose?

No

Yes

Do you find yourself drawn like a magnet to screening for sexually arousing objects, materials, magazines, pornography, erotic text, sex scenes, etc?

No

Yes

Do you have difficulty concentrating on tasks because your thoughts are shifting to sexual fantasy?

No

Yes

Do you rely on sex as a means to reduce stress, anxiety, or boredom?

No

Yes

Do you fear being asexual? Do you avoid sexual relationships, sexual thought, sexual touch, including touching your own body?

No

Yes

Do you feel repulsed by the thought of sex or the thought of sexual body parts and fluids?

No

Yes

Do you feel remorse, guilt, or shame after your sexual activities?

No

Yes

Do you refrain from all sex for a lengthy period of time after acting out your sexual behaviors?

No

Yes

Do you find your new relationships developing the same destructive patterns that have destroyed your previous relationships?

No

Yes

Are you maintaining multiple sexually romantic relationships at the same time?

No

Yes

Have you developed a difficult-to-break habit of using sex workers or escorts to satisfy sexual cravings?

No

Yes

Do your sexual acting out behaviors create negative consequences for yourself or others, current or past?

No

Yes

Have you seriously, but unsuccessfully, tried to cut down or stop your out-of-control sexual behaviors?

No

Yes

Do you have the tendency to pursue high-risk sexual activities, including unprotected sex, as well as high-risk non-sexual activities?

No

Yes

Do you use sex, or sexual fantasy, as your primary coping strategy in dealing with stress, anxiety, sleeplessness, abandonment, depression, rejection, anger, criticism, and boredom?

No

Yes

Do you need to increase, or change, your sexual activities because you are disappointed or bored with your current level of satisfaction?

No

Yes

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Your assessment results suggest that you are Fine. MantraCare can help you connect with a therapist based on your needs.

We suggest further evaluation by counselor or therapist. Additionally, you can achieve better emotional well-being by practicing meditation, mindfulness and yoga available on free TherapyMantra App (Android | IOS).

Your assessment results suggest that you have Mild Hypersexuality. It is important that you schedule an appointment with a therapist. MantraCare can help you connect with a therapist based on your needs.

We suggest further evaluation by counselor or therapist. Additionally, you can achieve better emotional well-being by practicing meditation, mindfulness and yoga available on free TherapyMantra App (Android | IOS).

Your assessment results suggest that you have Moderate Hypersexuality. It is important that you schedule an appointment with a therapist. MantraCare can help you connect with a therapist based on your needs.

We suggest further evaluation by counselor or therapist. Additionally, you can achieve better emotional well-being by practicing meditation, mindfulness and yoga available on free TherapyMantra App (Android | IOS).

Your assessment results suggest that you have Severe Hypersexuality. It is important that you schedule an appointment with a therapist. MantraCare can help you connect with a therapist based on your needs.

We suggest further evaluation by counselor or therapist. Additionally, you can achieve better emotional well-being by practicing meditation, mindfulness and yoga available on free TherapyMantra App (Android | IOS).

What Is Hypersexuality?

Hypersexuality is also commonly called sex addiction. A lack of control over sexual thoughts urges, and impulses are what defines hypersexuality. While natural urges are good, sex addiction only refers to behaviors that go beyond normal and have a significant detrimental impact on one’s life. Hypersexuality quiz is designed in such a way that will help a person figure out if they are hypersexual or not.

Excess sexual activity is not listed in the Diagnostic and Statistical Manual of Mental Disorders (DSM-5) as a diagnosable condition. But research indicates that like with chemical addictions, excessive sexual behavior can form.

A hypersexual person may experience the constant need to be sexually stimulated. However, everyone may experience such desires sometimes. But a hypersexual person experiences it so much that it starts affecting their daily life activities. Hypersexuality can be felt in several forms. For example-

• Sexual acts
• Prostitution
• Watching or consuming pornography
• Masturbation 
• Sexual fantasy 

This can have serious personal repercussions. Sex addiction, like drug or alcohol addiction, may have a negative influence on one’s life. It may affect one’s physical health, mental health, interpersonal relationships, and quality of life.

Signs Of Hypersexuality

The proper diagnosis of hypersexuality or sex addiction should be done by a professional. But here are some symptoms that point to potential sex addiction-

Excessive Sexual Thoughts 

Someone dealing with hypersexuality may observe themselves having constant sexual thoughts. These chronic thoughts of sex or sexual fantasies may become obsessive or interfere with other activities or even work.

Wasting Too Much Time On Finding A Sexual Partner

Seeking a partner is not a sign of hypersexuality but if the person spends too much time and energy on finding a sexual partner. Then it is not a good sign. A person who spends too much time attempting to get sex or being sexual is hypersexual.

Masturbating Too Much

A hypersexual may masturbate too much or at inappropriate times, or to the point they feel physical discomfort. Excessive masturbation can be a sign of hypersexuality or sex addiction.

Ignoring Other Daily Activities

When a person starts prioritizing sex over other responsibilities and activities then the chances are he/she is hypersexual. Things like relationships with family, chilling with friends, work, or socialization get affected by a sex addict.

Feeling Guilt/Depression

Someone’s sex desires might be intermixed with feelings of anxiety, shame, sadness, or remorse if a need for sex turns into an addiction. The individual may be ashamed of their sexual urges and the difficulties they have in controlling them.

Those who are attracted to children have a higher risk of displaying symptoms of clinical depression or suicide ideation. It isn’t unusual for persons who are sexually compulsive to exhibit signs of depression, anxiety, and social anxiety in studies. Among sexually compulsive males, 28% had depression symptoms, as opposed to 12% of the general population.

Hypersexuality Quiz

Hypersexuality quiz is a diagnostic tool for people who might be suffering from hypersexuality. There can be many hypersexulity questionnare all over internet. Please choose the honest answer of this hypersexuality quiz for diagnosis of hypersexuality-

1. Do you feel that your sexual behaviors may be abnormal?

•  Yes

•  No

2. Do you have a pattern of out-of-control sexual or non-sexual behaviors?

•  Yes
•  No

3. Do you remember if something sexually abnormal may have happened when you were a child.

• Yes
• No

4. Do you live a double life and feel a need to keep secrets from your partner about your sexual behavior?

•  Yes
•  No

5. Are your sex needs leading you to have sex with people, or in places, you would not otherwise choose?

•  Yes
•  No

6. Do you find yourself drawn like a magnet to screening for sexually arousing objects, materials, magazines, pornography, erotic text, sex scenes, etc?

•  Yes
•  No

7. Do you have difficulty concentrating on tasks because your thoughts are shifting to sexual fantasy?

•  Yes
•  No

8. Do you rely on sex as a means to reduce stress, anxiety, or boredom?

•  Yes
•  No

9. Do you fear being asexual? Do you avoid sexual relationships, sexual thought, sexual touch, including touching your own body?

•  Yes
•  No

10. Do you feel repulsed by the thought of sex or the thought of sexual body parts and fluids?

•  Yes
•  No

11. Do you feel remorse, guilt, or shame after your sexual activities?

•  Yes
•  No

12. Do you refrain from all sex for a lengthy period after acting out your sexual behaviors?

•  Yes
•  No

13. Do you find your new relationships developing the same destructive patterns that have destroyed your previous relationships?

•  Yes
•  No

14. Are you maintaining multiple sexually romantic relationships at the same time?

•  Yes
•  No

15. Have you developed a difficult-to-break habit of using sex workers or escorts to satisfy sexual cravings?

•  Yes
•  No

16. Do your sexual acting out behaviors create negative consequences for yourself or others, current or past?

•  Yes
•  No

17. Have you seriously, but unsuccessfully, tried to cut down or stop your out-of-control sexual behaviors?

•  Yes
•  No

18. Do you tend to pursue high-risk sexual activities, including unprotected sex, as well as high-risk non-sexual activities?

•  Yes
•  No

19. Do you use sex, or sexual fantasy, as your primary coping strategy in dealing with stress, anxiety, sleeplessness, abandonment, depression, rejection, anger, criticism, and boredom?

•  Yes
•  No

20. Do you need to increase, or change, your sexual activities because you are disappointed or bored with your current level of satisfaction?

•  Yes
•  No

Answers Of Hypersexuality Quiz

The answers to this hypersexuality quiz can help you determine if you are hypersexual. Or have signs of hypersexuality. It also helps determine if you are at risk of developing hypersexuality. 

If 50% of answers to this hypersexuality quiz were “yes”. Then there is a high chance that you are hypersexual and a possible sex addict. To treat this condition you should consult a doctor or sex therapist. 

It’s important to remember that these answers are not always true. Before concluding whether you are hypersexual, consult a doctor or professional.

Who Is This Hypersexuality Quiz For?

To determine whether you or a loved one may be experiencing hypersexuality, answer the questions below.

Instructions: Above is a list of questions that are commonly asked by individuals who engage in hypersexual behavior. Please read each question carefully and indicate how often you’ve experienced the same or comparable problems in the previous few months.

We appreciate your privacy. All findings are completely anonymous.

Causes Of Hypersexuality

Some people are now wondering what is the cause of hypersexuality. The answer to this question is tricky. Multiple factors may contribute to the development of hypersexuality in people. This includes-

Biological- Biological factors include genetics and hormones.

Psychological– Psychological factors include mood disorders and trauma.

Social and situational factors– Social factors include feeling disconnected from society or feeling like one can’t connect with other people on a sexual level, abuse or neglect as a child, being bullied or teased about one’s body, family background, or lack of caregiving as a child. One may end up becoming hypersexual as a means to escape from these issues.

Lack Of Sleep– Lack of sleep has been shown to lead to sexual arousal and desire. This is due in part because their lack of sleep causing an increase in cortisol levels as well as a decrease in the number of sex hormones such as testosterone that are secreted by the body.

Higher level of sexual hormone– People who have a higher level of sex hormones are more likely to become hypersexual. The reason for this is because lower levels of sex hormones cause the person to feel depressed and menopausal-like while high levels of these hormones are linked with feelings of being aroused, strong, powerful, confident, dominant, aggressive, energetic, and younger in appearance. This is because the higher levels of sex hormones allow for more muscle development, fat burning, bone mass increasing, hair growth, tooth enamel strengthening, skin thickening, and overall just feeling good. This is why men are often angry when they have low levels of sex hormones. They have to rely on an outside source for their body to produce these chemicals.

Treatment Of Hypersexuality/Sex Addiction

Treatment of hypersexuality is possible with the help of a sex therapist, psychiatrist, psychologist, etc. Usually, there are some stressors or emotional problems that cause hypersexuality. And a sex therapist can help treat these underlying causes, eventually treating hypersexuality. 

Treatment options for a hypersexual person are- 

• Cognitive Behavioral therapy
• One on one therapy
• Group therapy
• Support groups
• EMDR (Eye Movement Desensitization and Reprocessing)
• Inpatient treatment
• Couple therapy /marriage therapy

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