Sex Addiction Test

Understand whether sexual thoughts or behaviors may feel out of control in about 10 minutes. Get a confidential summary with reflection prompts to guide next steps and support.
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March 25, 2026
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6/20
Consequences & Impairment (C&I)
Measures how much sexual behavior leads to negative consequences and disrupts daily functioning despite harm.
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A score of 6 suggests low levels of consequences or functional impairment related to sexual behavior, with any negative outcomes appearing limited or occasional.
example score
6/20
Coping, Preoccupation & Escalation (CP&E)
Measures emotion-driven use of sexual behavior, ongoing preoccupation and secrecy, and escalation in time or intensity needed for the same effect.
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A score of 6 falls in the Low range, suggesting relatively limited preoccupation, secrecy, or escalation and less frequent use of sexual behavior to cope with stress or emotions.
example score
7/20
Loss of Control (LoC)
Assesses how hard it is to resist or stop sexual thoughts, urges, or behaviors once they begin.
Low loss of control
Moderate loss of control
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A score of 7 suggests a moderate level of difficulty stopping or resisting once sexual thoughts or behaviors start, with some episodes feeling harder to control.
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DATA-BASED USER COHORTS

Who Usually Takes This Test?

Feeling Out of Control
41%OF USERS
People who notice sexual thoughts or behaviors escalating, taking up too much time, or feeling hard to stop even when they want to.
Hiding and Facing Consequences
34%OF USERS
People dealing with secrecy, guilt, relationship strain, work or financial fallout, or repeated promises to cut back that don’t stick.
Using Sex to Cope
25%OF USERS
People who turn to sexual activity or pornography to manage stress, loneliness, anxiety, or low mood and worry it’s becoming their main coping tool.
BASED ON AGGREGATED, ANONYMIZED DATA FROM TENS OF THOUSANDS OF FREUDLY USERS.
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Consequences & Impairment (C&I)
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Coping, Preoccupation & Escalation (CP&E)
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Loss of Control (LoC)
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11
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8.313.8
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CLEAR ANSWERS TO COMMON QUESTIONS

Frequently Asked Questions

What does this self-check measure?
It screens for common signs associated with compulsive sexual behavior, such as loss of control, escalation, continued behavior despite harm, secrecy, and using sex to manage emotions. It provides a summary to support reflection and next-step planning.
Is this a diagnosis?
No, results are not a clinical diagnosis and do not replace an evaluation by a licensed mental health professional. Results indicate patterns that may warrant further assessment.
How long does it take and how many questions are included?
It takes about 10 minutes to complete. It includes 68 questions.
How should questions be answered?
Answer based on typical patterns over recent months rather than a single event. Use the first response that fits best and avoid overthinking.
What should be done if results suggest significant concerns or there is risk of harm?
Consider contacting a licensed mental health professional for assessment and support. If there is immediate risk of harm to self or others, contact emergency services or a local crisis line.
WHAT THE TEST MEASURES
About This Assessment
Sex Addiction Test

Sex Addiction Test - Symptoms and Signs

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Worried that sexual thoughts or behaviors feel out of control? This confidential self-check explores common signs linked to compulsive sexual behavior—such as loss of control, escalating time spent, continued behavior despite negative consequences, secrecy, and using sex to cope with stress or emotions. Get a personalized summary and reflection prompts to help you decide what support might help. This is not a diagnosis or a substitute for professional care; if you’re concerned, consider talking with a licensed mental health professional.

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