'SEX and the FEMALE BRAIN are CONNECTED' - shock discovery
In a discovery sure to stir intense discussion, scientists in Canada say they have discovered a powerful chemical signal embedded in semen which acts directly upon the brains of female mammals - apparently including humans. In a just-released announcement arrestingly headlined "Team unlocks link between sex and the female brain …
I've soooooo many comments
...... but none of them appropriate :(
So having
So having a vasectomy DOES make a difference!
She lied to me.........
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Does it matter which bit of a lady the semen is deposited in?
Do they get different emotions for each 'place'?
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Having a vasectomy doesn't stop semen production - just means there's no sperm in it.
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Not if the chemical in question is not produced in the testes, but in the bits the other side of the cut-and-tie.
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What's produced in the 'bits the other side', also known as 'the balls' are the spermatozoa. The article states the chemical is in the semen, not the sperm, and I would be surprised if it were otherwise.
Still, there may be a research programme to find out ...
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I should imagine that many places result in the emotion known as anger, and a couple might result in hilarity. Good luck on that particular experiment.
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The hormone in question is not produced in the testes, but in glands that are located *well* past the cutoff point in an ordinary vasectomy, even past the prostrate. It's in the post on the uni of Saskatchewan page.
So a vasectomy would make no difference whatshowever as far as this effect is concerned.
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...even past the prostrate.
Context-checker lying down on the job, eh?
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Could be a portmanteau describing a prostrated prostate.
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"Does it matter which bit of a lady the semen is deposited in?
Do they get different emotions for each 'place'?"
Although I cannot give a citation for this, being a long way from access to my library or my study, IIRC it is the case that oral semen has been found to apparently have a good effect where depression is concerned. It is also the case that women who have eaten celery before 'full' oral sex report that semen tastes sweet. Just in case you needed to know this. They'll thank you for it. I know.
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"So darling, you see, it's crucially important I Jiz on your face or your chance of having babies will be reduced and scientists have proven you will enjoy sex with me less."
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PROSTATE... ~STATE... one 'R' in that word, and it's immediately after P.
Sorry, but in my daily job (Emergency Medicine) I hear "ProstRate" too many times, usually from the same people who wander in with wads of printout from homeopathy websites. Causes immediate loathing. Fucking learn to talk.
I'm done.
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you should just go 'Prostrate? Okay then. KNEEL BEFORE ZOD!'
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So let me get this straight, the University of Saskatchewan have taken some poor sucker's glands, and ... posted them? So they're lost somewhere in the mailing system of Saskatchewan? That is a long way from the normal cutoff point, you're right, I'm not surprised that a vasectomy made no difference.
Well it has always seemed to me that the more you shag them, the more they love you. I guess there might be a psychological element in that it makes them feel wanted ;-)
Paris Hilton, well.......
The more you shag them?
Not married, eh? Keep up the good work, but lose the "it makes them feel wanted" bit. People will start to wonder about your proclivities, otherwise.
So sperm acts on their brains gets a female turned on, ok.
So firstly how do we get past the headaches and secondly, the use of condoms pretty much negates this.
Inappropriate but...
The reason they look bored is not because because of the male performance, it's because the insistence on condoms prevents them getting the chemical to turn them on.
Thank God, I can get rid of all those how to please a woman books......
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There has actually been some research on this. Women who shag with the use of condoms seem to be rather more pissed off about life than those who shag without them.
Not conclusive of course, for the next stage of the research would be to find out how pissed off women get about the STDs and pregnancies that non-condom use might lead to.
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The research revealed a psychological element about reproduction, with unprotected sex carrying the real potential for reproduction, while one major point of protected sex is to minimise the reproduction. Subconsciously most females still have the base requirement to reproduce.
I'm fairly sure it was a reg article that revealed this last time.
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"Women who shag with the use of condoms seem to be rather more pissed off about life than those who shag without them."
Pissed off enough to demand that a foreign government extradite an ex-lover, throw him in jail and/or turn him over to Cheney^H^H^H^H^H^H Jack Bauer?
Clearly to get past the headache "has a powerful effect in all mammals on all nervous tissues including those of the brain" - you apply it directly to the brain - either as a Vicks Sinus Spray, or into the ear. Both should apparently ease the headache.
Into the ear???
Made me chuckle. Once, years ago, in the Sunday Times Crossword there was a clue:
"Heard of a sexual deviation?" (5,2,4,4)
Answer was "Prick up your ears"...Most of us in the pub. doing the crossword got it within a minute.....
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I remember a film that came out years ago about the life of Joe Orton called Prick Up Your Ears. I like to imagine the letter E being blown off in high winds and being replaced by a workman, who after reading the review for the film, accidentally puts the replacement E on the wrong end of the word.
Scientific proof stating us males are not the only ones that have the fiddly bits <--> brain link.
That'll be a big crush to militant feminism.
Afterthought
and dammit... the timing of this article is all WRONG... Should have been a friday.. ;)
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And not one person as commented on the fact that this article is in a journal called P NAS?
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For the love of all that is holy, they need to allow us to upvote this comment multiple times.
That's Mountain Dew on my keyboard, thanks.
I've met one the scientists involved in this...
I shook his hand and it was all sticky for some reason!
Must. Resist. Mentioning. Black. Snake. Moan.
Dang, blew it again.
so....
those that spit rather than swallow loose out on my contribution to their happiness!
just getting a hankie to wipe the spit off!
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If that were the case, surely it wouldn't work 'as intended' - females must just need to be exposed to it, not to actually ingest it. Unless the sexual antics of llamas and cows are more varied than I understand them to be.
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it seems your experience with cows and llamas is somewhat more than mine!
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Well, LLama's would defnitely spit, and not swallow ....
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Mr. and Mrs. Whale are out on the ocean, when they espy a ship. "Let's sink it!!!"
OK, they fill up with air and release under the ship from their blow-holes. Water boyancy departs, boat sinks.
Mr. Whale: "Shall we eat the crew?"
Mrs. Whale: "Look, I do blow jobs, but I don't swallow sea men".
(Groan!)
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"so....
those that spit rather than swallow loose out on my contribution to their happiness!
just getting a hankie to wipe the spit off!"
Indeed and, as the saying went, 'mean women suck, nice women swallow'. I'm just saying.
Wonder how did they applied it
The article doesn't say how did they administer the ... drug.
On the practical side, it's a bit exausting technique, as on the first iteration males will still have to rely on old fashioned techniques ...
I always knew that basting myself in man fat before going clubbing worked.
Re: man fat
1. Gross, yet...
2. Hilarious.
Well done sir (or madam, if you're a lesbian)
"I always knew that basting myself in man fat before going clubbing worked."
Some idiot wrote a novel called 'wetlands', which effectively was about her juices. Apparently the author used to smear them behind her ears to make herself more attractive to men. It was reviewed in the Grauniad, of course. ( http://www.guardian.co.uk/books/2009/feb/07/charlotte-roche-wetlands-lucy-ellmann )
May I offer
My missus as a "control" subject, having declined the benefits of my Gentleman's Relish for some time...
