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An EthicalSlut is a specific, more modern SubTrope which isn't portrayed negatively. ExtremeOmnisexual is related, for characters that are ''more'' than bisexuals. See also EverybodyHasLotsOfSex for cases where this Trope more-or-less applies to the entire cast of a work. If everyone ''believes'' this about a character, but they're never seen doing anything of the sort (or it's mostly exaggerated), that's UrbanLegendLoveLife. A SerialAdulterer is an adulterous variant of this trope.

* ''{{Series/EmilyInParis}}'': For all her comical prudishness, Emily has a particularly active sex life, sleeping on average every other episode with another man.

* ''Series/{{Glee}}'': "

* ''Series/GLOW2017'':
Debbie Eagan. In season 3 after divorcing her husband and while staying at the Las Vegas hotel Debbie begins having sex with various male staff. She mentions banging both valets (one of which we see her banging), the night bartender, a baccarat dealer, and even a juggler. She also hooks up with Steel Horse, a famously hung wrestler, in season 1 after seeing him perform while attending her first live wrestling show. She later sleeps with an old businessman named Tex in Season 3. In total along with her husband Debbie has sex with 8 people over 3 seasons.

* ''Series/InterviewWithTheVampire2022'': Lestat de Lioncourt is very horny and openly admits that he actively seeks out the pleasures of the flesh. In his first scene with dialogue, he boasts about emptying a bank vault "sampling" numerous New Orleans women of various skin tones. He's obsessed with Louis de Pointe du Lac and seduces him. After Louis ghosts him after TheirFirstTime, Lestat turns his attention to a prostitute named Lily, but he later murders her when she fails to be a ReplacementGoldfish for Louis. Although Lestat's promiscuity tones down after he and Louis enter a committed relationship, he still craves "a little variety," so his wandering eye lands on Antoinette Brown, who becomes his mistress. In the late 1920s [[note]]most of the seventh episode is set in early 1940, and a lady from the Women's Opera Society tells Lestat "it has been over a decade"[[/note]], he had pulled the wife of a scholar under the stairs during her husband's dull lecture on ''Theatre/DonGiovanni'', which strongly implies that Lestat and the woman had a quickie.

An EthicalSlut is a specific, more modern SubTrope which isn't portrayed negatively. ExtremeOmnisexual is related, for characters that are ''more'' than bisexuals. See also EverybodyHasLotsOfSex for cases where this Trope more-or-less applies to the entire cast of a work. If everyone ''believes'' this about a character, but they're never seen doing anything of the sort (or it's mostly exaggerated), that's UrbanLegendLoveLife.

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* In ''Fanfic/OriginStory'', John Leslie, a Hydra agent who'd been following [[Characters/MarvelComicsCarolDanvers Carol Danvers]] for months, remarks how easy it was to use Danvers' promiscuous sexual habits to dose her with a a mind control drug.

* [[TheDitz Brittany]] from ''Series/{{Glee}}'': "You're pretty much the only guy in this school I haven't made out with, because I thought you were a capital G gay... but now that you're not, having a perfect record would mean a lot to me, so let me know if you wanna tap this." And she says it so sweetly and innocently, too. And apparnetly she does this with everyone in the school. Girls, boys... and Mr. Kinney, the janitor....

* Wrestling/KellyKelly, according to Wrestling/JohnMorrison and Wrestling/TheMiz on a late 2008 episode of ''The Dirt Sheet'', referring to the many men she hangs out with: Mike Knox, Wrestling/CMPunk, Wrestling/TheMiz, Wrestling/BallsMahoney, Wrestling/KofiKingston, and Cryme Tyme.

* Nagi from ''Manga/OtomeKikanGretel'' is a lesbian version of this trope. She actively tries to seduce her female squad mates and one of her first acts upon meeting the main character Yuu was to subject her to MarshmallowHell. Luckily for Nagi, it's a GirlsLove series so her targets are often receptive.

* Twin Peaks: One of the major plot points is figuring out how many men Laura Palmer has been with, as any one of them could be a suspect. Its later revealed she worked in a brothel but in her personal life she was mostly loyal to her boyfriend.