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'hypers*xual' woman who claims to have slept with 300 people is so addicted to
carnal pleasure that she spends up to five hours a day having s*x or pleasuring
herself. Nessa Jay, 24, from Cromer, Norfolk, finds her addiction to s*x hard
to deal with and she is even having therapy to try to curb it.
Speaking to The Sun's Jennifer Tippett, she said: 'I get sweaty palms, I feel
angry and I need to satisfy myself if I don't get at least five orgasms a day
through s*x.' Nessa, who describes herself on Twitter as a 'philosopher in s*x
toys' and 'boinkologist', reached her s*xual peak when she was 19 and admitted
that she used to have s*x with 'anyone I could'. Nessa says she even used to
meet s*xual partners in the supermarkets. 'First I chat to them a bit to make sure they're not dangerous or odd but once I know they are OK we go home together,' she said. She first discovered her thirst for s*x after losing her virginity at the age of 16 but now channels much of her sexual energy in to her work as a sex toy reviewer. She has tested 2,000 toys, and says the nature of her job helps her to deal with her cravings. Nessa also says she's enjoyed s*x with women and has had threesomes. However, while she has been polyamorous in the past, she has one partner at the moment.
'There is an emotional side, I believe strongly that people should have some form of emotional connection to enjoy s*x. It is often very intimate, I like physical connections and I have quite high standards actually.' She has even forged a 'network' of s*xual partners but doesn't want her nymphomania to define her and hopes people will view people with hypersexuality as 'normal'. 'I live an average life which most people my age would live. I see friends, I write, I have hobbies; it's pretty normal and pretty boring at times actually! 'I do not believe in s*x addiction or nymphomania. My s*x drive may be higher than some but it's healthy because I'm positive about it and I'm also a trained s*x educator so I always make sure I have incredibly safe s*x and get tested regularly.v
'I'm perfectly healthy. I can't change who I am or how I act and I wouldn't want to,' she added.
Source: Dailymail
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