Sorry, Sex Addicts: Hypersexuailty Won&#39;t Be An Official
Psychiatric DiagnosisS  Psychiatrists are currently hashing out
the new version of their bible, the Diagnostic and Statistical
Manual of Mental Disorders (DSM-V). One of the more talked-about
proposed additions to the panoply of human psychiatric disorders
is "hypersexuality" aka sex addiction. Alas, it looks like being
super horny will not classify as a psychiatric disorder this
time around.  Originally considered for a full-blown entry in
the new manual, hypersexuality has been recently demoted, to a
recommended inclusion in the appendix with other "conditions
that require further research." Nobody reads the appendix!
(Unless you have compulsive appendix-reading disorder, which
also is not a real disorder.)  Hypersexuality is a controversial
diagnosis. Some psychiatrists argue there's no such thing as too
much boning, and it's all a ploy by squares to make us feel bad
about getting it on and to sell expensive sex addiction
treatments. Others are li