I don't care for the ending. First, let's not even waste time on the dynamic of this entire confession. A Nymphomaniac woman just so happened rescued by an asexual man. A frank honest discussion of human sexuality from two completely opposite perspectives, yet Joe's stories were totally relate-able to Seligman's experience and knowledge in academia. But the conclusion it reaches was exact opposite. Instead of what should be obvious, Seligman eventually proposition Joe for intercourse, he let Joe fall sleep first before coming back to forcibly rape Joe? A man, who by all account professed to be asexual, gotten no pleasures from previous sexual experiences would come back with a such stereotypical male dominated violent sexual act against a woman he tried to empathize for 5 hours. It was clear to me that this conclusion was an obvious attempt to provoke a sickening emotional effect from the audiences when especially the gender double standard was thrown in a few sentences right before the rape. I thought all 7 chapters were very well written in that it touched on every component of a sex addict. It rang true to me, I appreciated the film presenting sex addiction from a female perspective, but I was disgusted by the ending.