Sex and the Internet

Discover the groundbreaking exploration of modern relationships in "Sex and the Internet" by Cooper, published by Taylor & Francis Ltd in 2002. This pivotal work, encompassing 304 pages, delves into the intersection of human sexuality and the digital world, providing an insightful examination of computer sex, sex addiction, and the impact of the internet on love and marriage. As the first professional book to address this revolutionary topic, it offers a comprehensive look at computer fraud, hacking, and mental health issues related to sexuality in the online realm. Ideal for anyone interested in psychology, psychotherapy, or the evolving dynamics of intimacy in the age of technology, this engaging read is essential for understanding how the internet reshapes sexual behavior and relationships. Explore the complexities of internet sexuality and its implications on our lives with this informative and thought-provoking book.