The Nymphomaniac by Jeffrey Williams

A Dramatic Documentary Based on Hundreds of Case Histories and Intimate Interviews

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THE SEXUALLY PROMISCUOUS WOMEN
DOROTHY Y. (age 28, secretary, divorcee)-'When I can't stand it anymore, I check into a strange hotel under a false name and tell the bellboys I'm a prostitute down on her luck.'
PENNY M. (age 25, receptionist, single)-'I wear dark glasses all the time because I'm afraid men will see the truth of what I am in my eyes.'
MARY F. (age 31, waitress, twice divorced)-“It's like with peanuts, you know? The more I get, the more I want... only worse.'
CLAUDIA G. (age 22, student, single)-'I keep trying to fight it but as soon as a boy puts his hands on me, I melt like butter. I keep worrying my family will find out, that's all.'
VIRGINIA B. (age 34, unemployed, single)-'It's like a runaway merry-go-round that you can't get off. I've been trying ever since I was fourteen and three of my brother's friends started the merry-go-round spinning.'

THESE ARE THEIR WORDS . .

'. . . like every waking moment, I'm trembling inside, wanting sex so hadly I feel like screaming. I need a man, any man , . . and I don't really care who he is or what he looks like.'

'. . . can be with a guy six nights a week and on the seventh, I'm as eager as a kid unwrapping a new toy. I know it's crazy but there's not a damn thing I can do about it.'

'. . . wasn't my husband's fault, really. He tried, he really did. I was just too much for him. I tried not to be but I
couldn't help myself. After a while, he just gave up and left
... ' me.

'. . . one kiss and the fireworks start. I go crazy all at once. It isn't a gradual thing like with other girls I know. One minute I'm playing it cool and the next . . . wham!'

'. . . hate preliminaries. I can get just so excited and that's it. I can't want sex more desperately. The more a man stalls, the more agonizing it is for me and the more I hate myself for needing it so.'

'. . . but at least with her, I'm never disappointed. I mean, it's..not really what I want but at least it keeps me from having a nervous breakdown. Besides, she's really a very sweet girl.'

'. . . too much to drink, trying to put out the fire so to speak, and then I'm in trouble. You know, like in some hotel room with a gang of roughnecks who get a kick out of a scene like that.'

THIS SHOCKING REPORT IS INTENDED TO CONTRIBUTE TO OUR UNDERSTANDING AND COMPASSION FOR THE TORMENTED FEMALE.