Author: Ella
I am not sure I like the whole Sex Addiction diagnosis. Maybe it exists, maybe not. I am not a psychologist or therapist. I couldn’t say whether it was a legit diagnosis or not. What I do know is now I am seeing more people blaming one’s actions on an addiction and not on the person. It is starting to sounds a lot like a scapegoat for one’s actions.
From Bill Clinton to Eric Benet to Charlie Sheen to Colin Farrell, blah, blah, blah and now Tiger Woods, many have had a label slapped on explaining their “transgressions.” Not all have admitted having a sex addiction. In most cases, the media and “contributing experts” have helped give an on air diagnosis. I have no idea whether they have a sex addiction and quite frankly don’t care. However, I don’t like the idea that one cannot help themselves or that it’s not their fault they slept around on their wife or significant other because they suffer from a sex addiction. They had a choice and made the wrong one. Pay the consequences and don’t expect much sympathy from me.
Addiction is addiction, and sadly it exists and a sex addiction really is no different than a heroine addiction or an addiction to alcohol. Though truthfully, no matter what the vice, personal accountability is always the kicker. Can you be a sex addict and not cheat on your significant other… hells yeah, that’s called monogamy. Can you e-mail your “F Buddy” telling them you love them and you wish you had found them sooner and then say “but, I’m a sex addict!” – nope! I wish Tiger wanted my sympathy… I could do with a million in hush money
Famous person + penis = Thinks he can get away with it
Famous person + vagina = Thinks she can get away with it.
Guys aren’t the only ones that cheat.
The first time I encountered PB corset was when my sister wore it after her second pregnancy in 2006. i thought it was a typical corset so didn’t take much notice.
2 years on after my slimworld affair and carrying an excess of 4 kg t I needed an intervention and I needed it fast. I started to become intrigued when i read about PB on my fren’s blog. Infra-red and all that jazz. Being a materials scientist it kind of made sense that certain ceramics were able to emit infra-red waves. The exact mechanism was not so clear but it wasn’t rocket science. There were numerous testimonials around at that time to feed the gullible side of me. So called up sara and she introduced me to Elena whom I bought my PB from. And so began my relationship with PB which has been going on for more than a year now. Thanks E!
it was awesome seeing the faces at Slim World when I came back for my remaining sessions after roughly a two months hiatus ( some remaining sessions left). they had this ugly smile that I lost a couple of inches without needing their treatment sessions *muahahaha* So i think PB does do the trick. I’m not sure how good it is for weight loss because I didn’t really see a substantial difference in my weight, but one thing for sure, it shapes the body, so I think it is great simply for that reason alone. If I had known then what I know now, I wish I had gotten the PB right after losing weight at SlimWorld for maintainence purposes. Do note however, that I started to see a difference in weight after eating a more healthy diet whilst continuing using my PB.
My favourite piece has to be the waist nipper which continues to be an everyday staple. it is a very flexible piece. at first I wore it at its loosest. But now I wear it at its tightest. But it damn well ruined my hermes belt! When I first bought the belt it only had three holes. With continued use of the waist nipper I had to get additional holes. The maximum number of holes that Hermes will allow is 5 only. So now I can no longer wear my belt because it is too loose boo hoo…
I love this reversible belt, the clemence (orange) and box (black) leather is a gorgeous texture and lets face it, I ain’t gonna be getting a birkin anytime soon.
I think PB is the best tool for maintenance. However, for weight loss purposes, say you are a size 12 (UK), and want to be a size 10 (UK), then buy the PB items in size 12 rather than size 10. Some people tend to buy PB items one size smaller and squeeze into them. since it has a life time warranty so they think better get the smaller size. I think that is the mistake a lot of people make. so yes, its painful…and then…yeah…u end up leaving it hanging in ur closet instead
importantly is not that you squeeze and suffocate, but that you expose your body to the special material. By wearing your size 12 PB, your body will lose the weight and you will be able to lose that one dress size. Bear in mind that in my opinion, one set of PB allows you to lose one dress size. If you are a size 14 and want to lose 2 dress sizes (i.e. fit into a size 10), then realistically you would need 2 sets of PB items.
One more reason to wear PB is so that you no longer have those suck-in-your-tummy moments, hahaha!