A porn addiction test is simple.
We focus on what matters most.
We focus on what matters most.
For your privacy we do not save your answers of your sex addiction test.
Do you spend a significant amount of time thinking about pornography?
Yes
No
No
Have you tried limiting the amount of pornography you consume and failed to achieve lasting results?
Yes
No
No
Do you need greater variety, increased frequency, or more extreme pornographic content to achieve the same level of excitement or relief?
Yes
No
No
Does your use of pornography occupy large amounts of time and/or jeopardize your significant relationships or employment?
Yes
No
No
Have you ever lost track of time or missed commitments because you had been watching pornography?
Yes
No
No
Have you lied to others about the amount of pornography you watch, do you keep this as a secret from other for fear of being judged?
Yes
No
No
Has your pornography use caused you legal problems? Could your pornography use cause you legal problems?
Yes
No
No
Does your pursuit of pornography conflict with your moral standards or interfere with your personal spiritual journey?
Yes
No
No
Do you continue watching pornography event after it had negative consequences in your life?
Yes
No
No
Has your use of pornography ever left you feeling hopeless, alienated from others, or suicidal?
Yes
No
No
Does your preoccupation with sexual fantasies cause problems in any area of your life—even when you do not act out your fantasies?
Yes
No
No
Is pornography listed as one of your most frequently visited sites on your phone or computer?
Yes
No
No
How to analyze the results.
If you answered “Yes” on your porn addiction test to more than one of these questions, we encourage you to attend one of our meetings or contact us. Even though it is a simple self-assessment it is not always easy. We focus on what matters most based on our experience.
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Why going to a meeting would help.
“Meetings are places where we can drop our emotional defenses and get honest in a way we are rarely able to experience outside of the fellowship. SAA is one of the very few places where we can talk candidly about our sexual behavior without fear of judgment or ridicule. Once we break our self-imposed silence, we are able to be more honest and to form stronger bonds with the members of our group. It is these bonds that enrich our recovery process. In time, we learn to trust our fellow members and to receive their trust in us.” (Sex Addicts Anonymous)
Learn more about what to expect in a meeting
6X
is the number of suggested meetings to determine if Sex Addicts Anonymous can help you
350+
is the number of suggested meetings to determine if Sex Addicts Anonymous can help you