The very public revelation of Tiger Woods’ infidelity and sex addiction came as shocking news to people around the world.

There is one person who can empathize with Tiger’s situation. Only he can perceive the tremendous pressure Woods in undergoing after deciding to return to his golf career.

Jim (name changed) is a 56-year-old man from Toowoomba man. Jim had realized that he was a sex addict. He had become conscious that his fixation with sex was spinning beyond control. To reform his ways, Jim joined the Sex and Love Addicts Anonymous.

Jim is one of the many who can empathize will Tiger.

However, the world is speculating over Tiger Woods’ resolve of changing. Dr. Drew Pinsky of "Sex Rehab" after watching Tiger Woods' news conference on Monday says that Tiger seems to be improving.

But, there are two things that Dr. Drew is concerned about. The first is Tiger’s refusal to indulge in any conversation about the Vicodin and Ambien. Tiger claims that he is not sufficiently ready to deal with the issue as yet. According to Drew, this implies that the issue has deepened and not reached a point of resolution.

He is also suspect of the golf star’s decision to return to golf when he did. Drew finds it problematic that Woods made the decision to return to work by himself, instead of letting his program make the decision for him.