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clinical diagnosis used by
mental healthcare professionals.
Nymphomania and
satyriasis were
terms previously used for the
condition in
women and men, respectively...
- the
Earth with Our
Bodies Guillaume Lambert 1984 novelist,
screenwriter Satyriasis : mes années romantiques, Eschatologie,
Niagara Kevin Lambert 1992 novelist...
- partners. The name
derives from the Don Juan of
opera and fiction. The term
satyriasis is
sometimes used as a
synonym for Don Juanism. The term has also been...
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danceaholic dance c****omania
rageaholic rage ****aholic **** erotomania,
satyriasis,
nymphomania sugarholic sugar saccharomania workaholic work ergomania...
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erotic mania", with the
character of the
mutilations possibly indicating "
satyriasis". Bond also
stated that "the
homicidal impulse may have
developed from...
- [citation needed]
Bradley also
appeared on "Swansong for a Raven" and "
Satyriasis" from the band's 2004 album, Nymphetamine. In 2006, he lent his narrations...
-
Diamond –
backing vocals on "Devil Woman" Doug
Bradley –
narration on "
Satyriasis" and "Swansong for a Raven";
Cthulhu chant on "Mother of Abominations"...
- temptations, even
encouraged by his
grandfather Don Salvatore, who
suffers from
satyriasis. When the
grandfather dies, Carmela, his
young stepmother, will definitively...
- PGAD may be Gr****
descriptions of hyper****uality (previously
known as "
satyriasis" and "nymphomania"),
which confused persistent genital arousal with ****ual...
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nineteenth century:
Practise of
excess physical love (akin to
nymphomania or
satyriasis)
Early nineteenth century –
beginning twentieth century:
Unrequited love...
