CANBERRA, Australia (AP) -- A woman seduced and had sex with strangers while she slept and later had no recollection of her infidelities due to a sleeping disorder, her Sydney doctor has said.

The middle-aged woman had no idea that she was sneaking from her house at night in search of sex with random strangers until her partner awoke, discovered she was missing from the bedroom, and found her having sex with another man, Royal Prince Alfred Hospital sleep medicine physician Peter Buchanan told the Sydney Morning Herald.

Her partner was already aware that she was a sleep walker and also had been confounded by condoms he found strewn around the house, Buchanan said.

Buchanan will discuss the case when he lectures on sleep sex -- the disorder has yet to be given a formal title -- at the Annual Scientific Meeting of the Australasian Sleep Association in Sydney at the weekend.

"It is very complex, elaborated motor behaviour during sleep," Buchanan told Australian Broadcasting Corp. radio Thursday.

"People are often stunned and overwhelmed when they're told what they've been doing."

The partners and doctors of people suffering from the disorder often do not believe the acts were committed while they slept, he said.

"It's very stressful both for them, for their partner or for their relationship," Buchanan said. "It also promotes an intense sense of embarrassment on their part, their partner's behalf and this inhibits people coming forward to seek potentially helpful professional intervention."


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Woman bites boyfriend's tongue off
October 8, 2004 (ST. PAUL, Minn.) — Kissing can be dangerous. A Minnesota woman has pleaded guilty to biting off a chunk of her boyfriend's tongue.

Pamela Johnson told police she argued with her boyfriend. When he tired to kiss and make-up, Johnson said she was frightened and bit down a little too hard.

Doctors discovered that about a third of the man's tongue was missing. Johnson told police she couldn't remember what happened to it.

She was in a St. Paul court yesterday, to enter a guilty plea to third degree assault. When she's sentenced next month, Johnson faces up to five years in prison and a ten-thousand dollar fine.

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SHANGHAI (Reuters) - Breast implants are becoming more and more popular with a surprising group of Shanghai citizens -- men.


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The Shanghai Daily said Wednesday that most of the male patients seeking implants in China's financial hub wanted to impress women, or clients, or in some cases their boss.


The implants are similar to those used by women, but they are shaped differently and are stiffer.


Doctors warn that the surgery has certain risks and people with allergies or heart problems should find another way to look like Arnold Schwarzenegger (news - web sites), the newspaper said.


"To be frank, surgery is unnecessary," Liu Chunlong, from the Shanghai Ren'ai Hospital, was quoted as saying.


"Physical exercise can create the same effect and it is safer."


He said the hospital had received 40 patients this year and operated on 10, compared with just two or three such operations last year.


He said many of the patients had psychological problems.


"They ascribe the unhappiness in their lives to their weak muscles," he was quoted as saying.


"The surgery, in some instances, serves as psychological therapy."

Prva je najbolja ..    

      koje bolesti  

prva razbija

Ovu sto mesecari treba vezati za krevet,
ima dobar izgovor za sleeping around...

Meni je ipak najbolji dio u drugoj prici kad zenska kaze da se ne sjeca sta je uradila sa odgrizenim dijelom jezika.            

Prvi je najbolji