Posted on 11/04/2012 10:20:50 AM PST by blam
***Male DNA Found In Female Brains***
Mmm! Need some milk gravy or scrambled eggs to go with that! Yummy!
“wouldn’t argue with men about things that are obvious”
You mean things like how wrong you are? :-P
Well, they say condoms are only 97% effective . . .
I don’t think testosterone from a male child would make changes in females. Females regularly produce testosterone on their own, IIRC, it is the primary (up)regulator of the female sex drive.
But whatever testosterone they have is totally dominated by their estrogens.
This could explain my transformation from liberal Democrat to conservative Republican after the birth of my son.
And all this time I thought it was my revulsion to the smug faced Clintons.
Oh, when I said the barrier was "just tissue"? Yeah, I thought about that after I saw it get posted, but the context is obviously not the same. Glad somebody else noticed it too; I'm not crazy....
You are correct, no way could it be true. If it was women would never ask for directions.
Interesting .... Our five-year-old twins are boys, and I am definitely different than before their birth. Part or most of that (perhaps all, of course) is just by virtue of becoming a parent, which certainly rocked my world! But I have noticed I am much more of a “with your shield or on it” mother than I ever thought I would be. I really turn into a drill sergeant at times, which is not how I used to be. But maybe that’s just from trying to manage a pair of crazy twins! ;o)
Generally speaking, men don't ask for directions because they are more than likely headed somewhere they don't want to go anyway; like a wedding, funeral or some other kind of crap occasion their woman insists on attending.
We don't need directions to the firing range, the bar, our friend's houses, etc.
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