On its 40th anniversary of the Catholic Church’s official stance on sex, contraception and artificial procreation methods, Pope Benedict XVI commented that “sex can become like a drug”.
He said he was worried that sex could "transform itself into a drug that one partner had to have even against the will of the other”. The first thing that comes to mind is to ask him whether he learned that knowledge on sex addiction from the thousands of pedophile priests and the priests who raped nuns …
The possibility of sex addiction is well documented. Like any other pleasure, sexual pleasure can become an addiction for an individual with an unbalanced brain, especially if such a pleasure is forbidden. But experts also agree to say that an individual with a healthy sexual life is more likely to be harmonious and far from showing addictive behaviors. If one partner has to impose sex on the other it is probably because he has been told by his priest that he can have only that partner ;-) A healthy sexual life includes the capacity to have several partners if one’s libido requires it. There is nothing wrong with that and the Catholic Priests should be given that possibility as well in order to save children from being harassed.

But talking about addiction, Rael mentioned that the belief in a supernatural and almighty God is a drug which is much more dangerous than sex. “Sex doesn't create wars. Religions do. Millions of people were killed and tortured by these god believers and it still exists in Muslim countries as well as Christian countries since the US is being exposed more and more for its torturing Muslim prisoners. The myth of god is THE most dangerous drug.”