No, there's nothing wrong with wanting a lot of sex. Everyone's sex drive is different. Some are happy with once a week, others want it every day--twice. There's no right or wrong, good or bad; it's part of a person's makeup, just like personality or shoe size or what kind of sauce you like on your taco.

And what's this "most" people business? How do you know how much sex "most" other guys and women want or have? Unless you asked 2,000 of your closest friends, you don't. I'm not even sure a "most" exists. Libido varies wildly; I know people who claim to have sex every day (bastards!), and others who are happy with 3-4 times a year. There's no "most." You might think you are hornier than the average person, but who's the average person? Put aside the notion that you are weird or faulty, and be grateful for a healthy sex drive.

As for men's reactions, I like to believe that most are turned on by a woman with a vigorous libido. But I also know that men still exist who have at least one foot stuck in the Stone Age and think it's the male's job to initiate and enjoy sex, and the woman's job to lie there and supply an orifice. These guys are threatened by a female is openly sexual and proud of it, intimidated by her confidence and strength and independence, so they label her a freak, a whore. Maybe this is wishful thinking, but I believe that these type of primordial cave-dwellers are on the decline and in the minority.

If you are worried about guys appreciating your sexuality, don't. Some will, some won't. Like I always say, the ones that don't like it are the kinds of guys you don't need to be with, anyway, so no big loss. Be who you are and wear it proudly. Don't stifle your personality to fit some ideal you think others might have. We are sexual creatures--there's nothing wrong with embracing and enjoying your sexuality.

Thank you for the question.