Charlie Sheen says it is ‘liberating’ to speak about his sexual encounters with males as he admits he was ‘in all probability a intercourse addict’

Charlie Sheen has opened up about how ‘liberating’ it’s to speak about his previous sexual encounters with males.

The Two and a Half Males actor, 60, has lifted the lid on his private life in memoir The E book of Sheen, and new Netflix documentary, aka Charlie Sheen.

Whereas his 2011 HIV analysis and troubles with habit have been properly documented, it’s the first time he has revealed that he ‘flipped the menu over’, as he calls it.

“I am not going to run from my previous, or let it personal me,” he said in a current interview with Individuals.

Sheen – who has been sober since 2017 – revealed that his first sexual expertise with males got here after utilizing crack.

“That is the place it was born, or sparked,” he told Good Morning America.

“And in no matter chunks of time that I used to be off the pipe, attempting to navigate that, attempting to come back to phrases with it — ‘The place did that come from?…Why did that occur? — after which simply lastly being like, ‘So what?’ So what? A few of it was bizarre. Numerous it was f**king enjoyable, and life goes on.”

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The rationale why he did not come clear sooner was as a result of he was confronted with extortion.

“It did include an incredible quantity of extortion,” he advised Michael Strahan.

“And so on the time, I used to be identical to, ‘Alright, let’s simply pay to maintain it quiet. And simply hope it simply stays over there, make it go away, you realize? Make it go away.’

“They’d videoed issues or no matter, or had stuff over me.”

Within the documentary, Sheen stated it is ‘f**king liberating simply to speak about stuff’.

“It is like a practice did not come by means of the aspect of the restaurant. A f**king piano did not fall out of the sky. Nobody bumped into the room and shot me.”

Sheen regrets his earlier behaviour, such because the the notorious 20/20 interview in 2011 when ABC’s Andrea Canning sat down with him throughout his battle with Two and a Half Males producers.

“I’m on a drug. It’s known as Charlie Sheen,” was one in every of his most memorable quotes, in addition to: “I used to be bangin’ seven-gram rocks,” and, “I received tiger blood, man.”

“That tour didn’t should occur,” he admitted. “I’m not a sufferer, however any individual ought to have tapped out for me and stated, ‘It is a unhealthy concept.’ I’ve combed by means of all of the psychological well being manuals, and I’ve by no means discovered ‘exploitation’ as a superb therapy protocol.”

The E book of Sheen comes out 9 September, and his Netflix documentary aka Charlie Sheen drops on 10 September.