I recall you saying you don't like your tits being touched and you only have sex because it pleases your boyfriend, although you don't care for it much yourself. But I don't remember you saying you're addicted to masturbating, so maybe I'm wrong.
by Turncoat7. Has your sexual behavior ever interfered with your family life?
It's made for some awkward moments...
I'm curious about this one. How has it interfered?
I put no for that question because I can't even see how the two are related. Sure, I've been caught masturbating a few times by family members, but that's really them interfering with my sexual behavior rather than my sexual behavior interfering with them.
Masochism leaves marks, hurting myself made a different sound even with everyday life, and my father was my martial arts instructor. Naturally they had to learn a little about me and my responses to pain.
I also had girlfriends over sometimes while at college when I would go home to see my parents. It wasn't always quiet, even if that was initially the goal.
It interfered with family life as they'd inevitably ask questions or make assumptions.
1. Do you purchase sexually explicit magazines?
If by "purchase" they mean "download or stream", and I take "magazines" to be more like "media", then Regularly.
2. Are you preoccupied with sex?
Definition: (of a matter or subject) dominate or engross the mind of (someone) to the exclusion of other thoughts.
It's very distracting, so yes. 
3. Do you feel that your sexual behavior is abnormal?
Oh gee, I wonder~
4. Does your spouse ever complain about your sexual behavior?
When I'm not single, only before she recognizes that she likes it, or when her appetite is sated before mine. I guess that'd be a "Sometimes" since whoever I'm with usually adjusts?
5. Do you often feel badly about your sexual behavior?
Only a little (So I guess "somewhat"). A relationship that wasn't really too pro-kink sort of set the path for me to worry about others being the same way, and I can't really enjoy sex without some level of kink attached. It makes things take more work more often than not.
6. Do you hide aspects of your sexual behavior from your partner?
Hell no. Did that once, never again.
7. Has your sexual behavior ever interfered with your family life?
It's made for some awkward moments...
8. Have you been unable to stop your sexual behavior even though you know it's inappropriate?
My partners tend to bring that sort of tendency out of me. Difficult not to when almost my entire body can be made into something erotic with little effort and they know it. 
Result: Wtf a 12!? 
Tryptamine: "The answer "very much" gives you a higher sex addiction score, while "not at all" has a sex addiction value of zero."
If they feel badly about it, that means however much it's a thing for them is showing some impairment. If they're shameless or don't act in a way they'd feel ashamed of, then it's not impairing their lives unless they're ignorant of the damage.
MrDelta: "I remember this one time, someone was addicted to my cock. It started to get scary as I thought they were never going to stop or let me go."
Adjusting to someone's greater appetite can also increase your own. I'd argue that's the scarier part.
