Polymorphously Perverse

Definitions

(Adjective) A Freudian term referring to an early stage of sexual development, up to approximately 5 yrs. of age, when one is capable of experiencing sexual pleasure from all parts of the body instead of just the erogenous zones. Some adults also experience their physical sexuality in this way and it is a much more commonly known term/condition in the LGBT communities.
The term is widely misattributed as being "coined" or introduced to popular culture in Woody Allen's 2003 film Celebrity, however this was not even the first instance of Woody using the term in a film-Annie Hall was 16 years earlier in 1977.

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This a Freudian term. It was not coined by Woody Allen.

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Coined by Wood Allen for his movie Celebrity (2000) and spoken by Charlize Theron: ' Im polymorphously perverse. It's not a flaw, it's just a weakness. (...) Meaning every part of my body gives me sexual pleasure.'