Sex With Jason Analysis

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A beautiful home, faithful husband, both had great careers and two beautiful kids together. Would it be worth losing all of that for an addiction? Zoey loved her husband Jason, and was happy but she felt something missing in her life. She felt as if her sexual needs weren’t fulfill. Sex with Jason would happen two to three times a day but she still wasn’t satisfied, after sex she would feel the need to masturbate. Zoey reached out to get help from Dr.spencer, a counselour that would help with this addiction. Zoey had a business and would recognize people’s art. She wanted Quinton Canosa, a very famous painter, to work for her. In the first time meeting Quinton, to make a deal, they automatically felt a physical attraction towards each other. …show more content…
She couldn’t deal with the guilt and went back to Dr. spencer. Dr. spencer gave her the advise to confront both affairs and tell her husband, if she really wanted this to end. When she told both of her affairs that she had a sickness and that she can no longer have an affair with them,Quinton got infuriated and Gorden called her a slut. Jason was upset and hurt, and told her he can no longer be with a whore. Her whole life fell apart and lost her love of her life, for her actions that she needed real help with. She attends a group meeting with others that had different addictions. During this discussion she introduced herself and her sex addiction, she revealed that she was raped when she was ten years old by three boys. Trying to bury this part of her life , destroyed her. Jason walked in meanwhile she was talking and agreed to be there as a husband to help her with this addiction. I think this story is a good topic for Human sexuality, society can confuse this addiction and think of it as a lost of respect for your body, or “slut, whore, hoe”. But it can actually be a strong addiction that can ruin your life and hurt the people around

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