The below post about acting like a nympho has me curious as to who really is one?  No acting.  

If we all chip-in with chariable donations, we could probably help a female provider with condition.

I'm not sure how to define it, but I think we'd know it if we saw it.

I won't post or review- will keep her to myself!

Sorry!

Many clinically diagnosed nymphomaniacs are unable to achieve an orgasm, hence their "mania" and often dysfunctional personal life is a result of their "chasing the dragon".

-- Modified on 11/2/2007 6:58:51 AM

but I could have sex at least 5 times a day and still not be relieved!

It's "one afflicted with nymphomania."

I hope that helps. LOL

You and I had this conversation once before...

But did we conclude what I would be categorized as?

A nymph or a freak?

I can't remember... Hopefully you will share with me tomorrow, Teddy...

Muah...
Babygirl

P.S. You're not peeking, now, are you? -

lol, got pm'd by someone I'm scheduled with soon who informed me I'm about to enjoy one!  Will be my secret to the grave!!!!!!!!!!!!!

Talk about ramping up the pre-visit anticipation!

-- Modified on 11/2/2007 5:36:31 PM

Don't you love providers who are playful and communicative before the visit?  I really enjoy the anticipation then finally meeting.

-- Modified on 11/3/2007 6:24:46 AM

I do enjoy some playful flirting and communication before an upcoming visit. It really builds the excitement and anticipation.  My appointments are generally quite far apart, so I enjoy a little communication between visits.