Sexual desire is a common occurrence in human life. Thanks to this generous gift of nature, a person can continue his family and do it with pleasure. It would be difficult to imagine seven billion people on planet Earth if the process of conception were not accompanied by pleasant sensations. However, sometimes the desire for intimacy transcends the boundaries of common sense and acquires the character of pathology.
It is believed that nymphomania was known even during the time of Plato, who came up with her name. And it means a strong pathological sexual attraction of a woman. It manifests itself in a constant obsessive desire for sexual intercourse. This phenomenon is both scientifically interesting and dangerous to humans. And that's why.
Norm and pathology
A man in his usual state still remains an animal, since he belongs to the named kingdom according to biological classification. However, an animal is organized, able to a certain extent to control its desires, make responsible decisions, receive information from the outside and adequately analyze it.
Pathology is a violation. And in the case of nymphomania, the violation is both psychological and partly physiological. According to statistics, it affects women living in warm climatic zones to a greater extent. Perhaps there is some climatic dependence here, since from a physiological point of view, the behavior of people is largely controlled by the hormonal system, and in direct sunlight the endocrine system works more actively.
Be that as it may, this is a violation of the normal functioning of the body. A woman is ready to make sexual contact very often, with many people, even with strangers, in order to achieve pleasure, which is missing for a long time. We have to look for new "victims".