hypersexual

Natasha Walter, whose most recent book is Living Dolls: The Return of Sexism, told the festival even primary school children are being damaged by our "hypersexual" society.

Both grew up in extremely modest, midwestern households, Masters with the apparently requisite abusive father who eventually abandoned him; the hypersexual Johnson suffered a lifetime of failed relationships.

Hypersexual behavior resolved in all 11 patients after they received an average dose of 600-750 mg/day, given in two doses.

Meet Helen (Jeurgensen), a hypersexual straight girl looking for a new thrill -- when we meet her, she's somewhere between setting up after-hours dates and screwing the bike messenger in the supply closet.

"You will suddenly have a group of people who mercifully have not been able to be hypersexual and now would become quite potent," Cohan says.

Enter crystal methamphetamine and hypersexual behavior.

However, the term 'hypersexual disorder' is being proposed for the fifth edition of DSM, due out in 2012.

While she refrains from problematically referring to bisexuality as a choice or a right, given the loaded legal and neoliberal implications of both terms, bisexuality, for Baumgardner, requires a certain geographical mobility and physical boundaryless-ness in a hypersexual, metropolitan landscape where potential partners abound.

In particular, he found her to have become uninhibited and exhaustingly hypersexual. She had progressive difficulties functioning at home and at work--finally losing her job.