Internetwichser = Addiction?
Supposedly 10-15% people have personality traits that make them more predisposed to addiction, be it gambling, online porn, exercise, video games, sex, FKKing, alcohol, ISGing:
[URL]http://www.12keysrehab.com/blog/what-means-have-addictive-personality[/URL]
I would self-diagnose myself as someone who has an addictive personality disorder. At different points in my life, I've been addicted to different things. So if I didn't, deliberately force myself to do other things, I could easily become a full-time Internetwichser. Things like a job and making money are non-negotiable so of course I allocate time towards those activities, but sometimes I deliberately try to fill up my time with social commitments, because if I am alone, that's when I succumb to temptation. This is difficult because by nature I am a bit of a loner and I am private. I am the worst when it comes to calling up on an old friend to check on them.
This of course is a conundrum. Being a loner, being private, and having autonomy from your friends, family and work colleagues is what makes this hobby possible. When I FKK, I have to make up an excuse to disappear. I suspect the only guys who don't have to "disappear" are the ones who live ten minutes from the FKK club and only do quicky 2-hour visits.
For the guys in different countries / continents especially, posting and constantly checking ISG is a way to replace their FKK addiction with another addiction. Also, I think ISG is an outlet to deal with withdrawal symptoms. Sometimes you just want to talk to someone about the blowjob you got last week in the kino. You can't do that with your boss or family.
"Addiction" not always negative connotation
As the article points there are many people that can manage their addiction and be high-functioning leaders, business people, family men. [URL]http://www.12keysrehab.com/blog/what-means-have-addictive-personality[/URL].
Above article lists five personality traits, that I think can be mapped to behaviors of some FKK customers. I am not trying to judge anyone here. Like I said, when I reflect on myself, I believe I exhibit these traits.
(1) Impulsive behavior: "acting without thinking of impact of actions". FKK equivalent might be a married man who likes to engage in AO.
(2) Sensation-seeking: "adrenaline seeking, constantly want to seek out new experiences". FKK equivalent might be the customer that never repeats and wants to try all the new girls.
(3) Valuing nonconformity: "low desire to achieve goals valued by society". FKK equivalent would be someone like Mr. Ho who is vehemently opposed to the idea of marriage. Another example: all of us are perplexed about why society stigmatizes pay sex.
(4) Social alienation: "lack a consistent social group or social connections". FKK equivalent is the guy who attends the club every day. Or the guys from other continents who spend all their holidays in DE.
(5) Compulsive behavior: "engage in activities that result in negative consequences". While attending an FKK is perfectly legal, some jobs require a higher moral code of conduct. I once met this customer who told me was a school teacher in France. He said he would be risking his career if parents in France found out about his hobby.