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We explored men’s subjective experiences of hypersexuality, including the underlying factors they believed contributed to their sexuality.  Methods:  We interviewed 32 Canadian men with self-reported concerns related to hypersexuality. Interviews were analyzed using Interpretative Phenomenological Analysis and narrative analysis. Participants’ (hyper)sexual experiences revealed complex histories of desire, life disruptions, and hopes to re-story their sexual lives. Similar (sexual and non-sexual) desires were often attributed to different expressions of hypersexuality. Assessment and treatment protocols for hypersexuality should account for the social and cultural factors that shape sexuality, and the broader field of desire extending beyond just sexual forms.

What’s in a Name? A Phenomenological Exploration of Hypersexuality Narratives