Its addictive, I neglected my family. My husband wants to hear nothing about the good of internet, all is bad to him, its affected his sleep, but I have stopped 'chatting' matter of fact you are the first email I have done since Nov 95, and it is without my husband's consent or knowledge I write, it's just so important to get out the word of the damage that can be done. I would like to see your finished article and more on this subject of emotional adultry, as i have heard it called. Male I think there may eventually be a realization that some of the very lonely people out there will find this as another source of therapy. Male There might be a dangerous temptation to treat cybersex as a game - as if you were interacting with a piece of artificial intelligence software.
Society has no pre-established mores about cybersex.
These are early days, and a close eye should be kept on any emerging patterns and psychological problems associated with cybersex. Male Cybersex may fuel the imagination, and could perhaps enhance real sex, much in the way a Forum type magazine might. If a relationship were strong in the first place, a partner would not stray into those places on the internet where cybersex is found. Male Ihad a monogamous married relationship for almost 25 years when I subscribed to a computer service provider and discovered the Gay and Lesbian Community Forum and also the various gay and lesbian chat rooms. One thing led to another, exchanging male homoerotic gifs, meeting, having sex with other men at a local motel.