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One of my theories as to why so many women now get fat like men do - i.e. big guts and big jowls instead of just wider hips, larger buttocks and breasts - is because so many adult women are on the pill for a decade or more at a time.

I'm going to guess that a girl who goes on the pill from her first menses (age 12, say) to her marriage (age 27, say) will probably not develop like a normal woman.

It seems pretty obvious that menstruation and the development of normal secondary sexual characteristics go hand in hand.

Look for more and more women who have the bodies of 12 year old boys.

Basically, the culture of death is moving more and more toward a model in which even heterosexual intercourse is fully homosexualized - fruitless, empty intercourse with people who look like teenage boys.

As a Catholic, I'm morally appalled. And as a man who loves voluptuous, womanly women, I'm aesthetically appalled as well.

Basically, the culture of death is moving more and more toward a model in which even heterosexual intercourse is fully homosexualized - fruitless, empty intercourse with people who look like teenage boys.

And it's just another "today in the world of science" news story.

As a Catholic, I'm morally appalled. And as a man who loves voluptuous, womanly women, I'm aesthetically appalled as well.

Pssst... I think as a Catholic, you're only allowed to enjoy one (~singular~) voluptuous, womanly woman. ;~D

It seems pretty obvious that menstruation and the development of normal secondary sexual characteristics go hand in hand.

If I remember correctly, menstruation is one of the last things to happen in puberty. Breasts do continue to grow and hips to widen (I assume), but they are well along that route by the time menstruation appears.