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A facut sex cu 1.000 de barbati
25.02.08 10:31
La prima vedere, Amy Michaels, un agent imobiliar din Londra, pare o femeie absolut obisnuita, care nu face altceva decat sa se dedice carierei. In realitate, insa, lucrurile stau cum nu se poate mai straniu, informeaza News of the World. Amy pretinde ca este dependenta de sex si ca, in cei 16 ani care au trecut de cand si-a pierdut virginitatea, a intretinut relatii intime cu mai bine de 1.000 de barbati.
"Este adevarat ca am facut sex cu atat de multi barbati, dar nu sunt nici pe departe o femeie usoara. Mai degraba, as spune ca am o problema de sanatate. Sunt dependenta de sex", a marturisit Michaels, acum in varsta de 33 de ani.
"Am inceput sa intretin relatii sexuale cu tot felul de barbati cand aveam doar 17 ani si lucram la fast-food. Nu conta prea mult daca tipul imi era coleg sau sef. Faceam amor oriunde apucam, chiar si la petrecerile pentru copii organizate acolo", a adaugat ea.
Mai tarziu, cand Amy si-a schimbat meseria si a devenit agent imobiliar, s-a reorientat catre clientii firmei, neezitand chiar sa participe si la partide de amor cu mai multi parteneri in acelasi timp.
"Imi place pericolul si sentimentul pe care il am chiar inainte de a intretine relatii intime cu un necunoscut", a povestit Amy, care credea la un moment dat ca un mariaj va pune capat maniei de a umbla din barbat in barbat. O vreme, Michaels si sotul ei au avut o relatie satisfacatoare.
Frecventau impreuna cluburile de swingeri, participau la partide de sex cu mai multi parteneri, dar cum Amy tanjea mereu dupa mai mult sex, barbatul s-a plictisit si a renuntat la ea dupa doar trei ani de casnicie. Divortul nu a deranjat-o prea tare pe Amy, care a continuat sa isi vada linistita de viata libertina pe care o duce. (Ziare.com)
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car insurance auto insurance quotes Steve,Thank you for your comment. Though I understand your pov in taking a detached scientific view of this, to me there is a difference between what nature does and what humans do. We cannot (in most cases) control nature. Nature is, well, natural and we need to have faith that although there are natural disasters, that this is part of embodied life and that ultimately there is a balance. But when people do violence, they are upsetting, unbalancing nature. So if a meteor causes a crater on the moon, that is one thing to me, but if people deliberately do violence to the moon, that is quite another to me--on an ethical level. On Earth, it's like comparing a hurricane (a natural occurrence) to dropping an atom bomb. Though they might both cause enormous damage and loss of life, they are not both ethically the same. The first is part of the natural order of things, the second is not. Another thing that concerns me is that there doesn't seem to be any overwhelming scientific need for this information AND even if there were, they don't seem to have investigated other, less violent ways of getting the same info (Amy suggests one, sending a couple of people up there to dig; I'd suggest another--send a robot (like LEM)to dig.) I also remember that scientists in WW II were not aware of how much damage an atomic bomb would cause and I wonder how accurate the NASA scientists estimate of damage to the Moon are. After all, the Moon is responsible for the ocean tides. If that gets thrown out of kilter, the effect of global warming on the ocean is going to look like small potatoes. These concerns are in addition to the symbolic image of doing violence to a planetary object that represents beauty to so many and is sacred to some.
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