"Cybersex" is more than just a buzz word in today's culture.  It is a danger to families and as addictive as crack cocaine without the sociological stigma.  It's easy to hide and highly destructive.  Don't be uninformed.  Understand the scope of the problem, facts and figures. One in 10 respondents said they are addicted to sex and the Internet, according to an online survey of 38,000 Internet users. MSNBC.com and Dr. Alvin Cooper     Results show that respondents devote three hours each week to online sexual exploits. Twenty-five percent have felt that they lost control of their Internet sexual exploits at least once or that the activity caused problems in their lives. MSNBC.com and Dr. Alvin Cooper       Only 46% of men believe that online affairs are adultery. DivorceMag     Up to 37% of men and 22% of women admit to having affairs. Researchers think the vast majority of the millions of people who visit chat rooms, have multiple "special friends" . Dr. Bob Lanier, askbob.com   80% think it's Ok to talk with a stranger identified as the opposite sex. 75% thinks it's ok to visit an adult site. "Monogamy Myth", Therapist Peggy Vaughn    Statistics show more than 72,000 sexually explicit sites on the web and an estimated 266 new porn sites being added each day. These sites alone generate a revenue of $1 billion dollars each year. Harding Institute    One-third of divorce litigation is caused by online affairs "This Is An Internet E-Mergency", The Fortino Group    Approximately 70% of time on-line is spent in chatrooms or sending e-mail; of these interactions, the vast majority are romantic in nature. Dr. Michael Adamse, PhD., co-author of "Affairs of the Net: The Cybershrinks' Guide to Online Relationships"    Because of the anonymity, affordability, and accessibility of Internet sexual resources, the computer can accelerate the transition from "at risk" to "addicted," as well as the progression of sex addiction in those with a history of prior sexual compulsivity. Cooper et al Survey