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Originally Posted by jackhammer
It has nothing to do with being 'unmanly'. It's a general inbuilt biological reaction that stems from prehistoric times whereby a man should always be at the least vulnerable possible so the need to be upright lessened the risk of them being out in the open in a vulnerable position.
The same reason why women tend to go to the toilet together (safety in numbers from warring clans) is the same reason why men can take less than 30 seconds to relieve themselves. It's natures way of protection.
The masturbation thing I will have to think about more  |
Wow, jackhammer! I didn't know the whole Social Darwinism explanation for why men like to stand up when they pee and women go to the bathroom in groups!
I thought maybe men like to stand up to pee so that they will urinate all over the bathroom, get kicked out of the cave, and then have more of an excuse to go "sow their seeds" and spread their "selfish genes" elsewhere.
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Originally Posted by glastonelle
I agree with everything you have said. You are a woman of many wonders, Vegangelica  |
Why, thank you, glastonelle.
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Originally Posted by glastonelle
While I dont quite have an essay, I do have a few points:
Abundance of clothes to choose from (not just pants and shirts, and God forbid, kilts)
Boobs. I like my boobs, who doesn't like boobs?
Being able to shave my legs. Annoying while you do it, but phwoar, the results are worth it.
And of course.. multiple orgasms. |
Well, legs do feel silky after shaving (except at the little bloody parts where the toilet paper sticks), agreed...but the prickles that grow back so soon! Ugh! I remember after I stopped shaving the discomfort of having to get through the "prickly" phase (where you can't touch your legs together at night because they prickle) until my hair finally grew in all the way and I got to the "silky hair" phase. Once I got there, they felt fine.
High-heeled shoes...I admit, I think they look sexy (GAA! The culture has gotten to me)...but they are horrible for feet. They should have tags that say, "Wear With Caution."