Denizet-Lewis Narration And Sex Addiction

In chapter nine, Sean is describing how his mother treats him when he was a child. He recalls that her lifestyle plays an important part in how he gets into the sex addiction. When he was a child, he starts to fill out the emptiness that he feels by getting access to the Internet. I believe Denizet-Lewis narration has a lot drama, because I can not conceive that an eleven years old boy would be involved in sex chats. I think at eleven years old a child is discovering what sexuality means, but not in that way.

In the beginning of chapter ten, I like that Jody wants to help people, but sometimes it is impossible because some people never recover. This is the case of Crutchfield, who died under police officers hands. Since Crutchfield was a drug consumer, it was easy to plead that he died due to drug overdose. Later, it is discuss how Jody gets in the word of the addiction. His father consumes cocaine this might be the cause of Jody's addictions problems. Jody tries cocaine, Valium, smoke weed and crack, and Xanax.

I like chapter eleven, because Kate starts to make changes in her behavior. Her motivation is her son and her husband. She is proud to …show more content…
Ellen is emotionally disturbed for everything, and all these problems make her eats compulsive. The drastic changes in her life, also affects her body image. Ellen has bulimia and anorexia. Later, in the chapter a controversial topic is mention, which is the gastric bypass procedure. There are many opinions about this procedure, doctors recommended to do it, because it is the best option to avoid more complications due to obesity, like diabetes, hypertension, hyperlipemia and heart disease (Sansone, McDonald and Ferreira, 2007). But if the person is not willing to make a change in life, it is difficult to make a change psychologically, and it easy to acquire another addiction, like alcoholism or drugs (Denizet-Lewis,