Does Semen Cure The Blues In Women?
farmerart
Just came home from the local wine bar where a truly fascinating conversation took place (in four languages so I didn't get it all). And, there is no evidence for anything that follows; just hearsay is what I am reporting. Here it is:
One guy asserted that women who regularly engaged in unprotected sex are much LESS likely to be depressed than women who are celibate or require condom use all the time. He said that Gallup US polled this topic and found this amazing result. Follow up research suggests that the prostaglandins in semen are the culprit for this happy outcome for women.
No SCs in Saint Raphael but this wine bar that I visit is really quite a place for interesting, bizarre, goofy conversation.
Now, I am very sceptical about this. What say you other guys? And, particularly you ladies who post on tuscl?
One guy asserted that women who regularly engaged in unprotected sex are much LESS likely to be depressed than women who are celibate or require condom use all the time. He said that Gallup US polled this topic and found this amazing result. Follow up research suggests that the prostaglandins in semen are the culprit for this happy outcome for women.
No SCs in Saint Raphael but this wine bar that I visit is really quite a place for interesting, bizarre, goofy conversation.
Now, I am very sceptical about this. What say you other guys? And, particularly you ladies who post on tuscl?
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polls or studies can be slanted so that the results will agree with whatever agenda the pollers or studiers want to portray.
in other words..
what if i published a study that said everyone with "farmer" in their nickname would be a dirty ignorant penniless rube?
now some people would believe that but we know better, right?!
I also remember hearing about a study that found that women who were given a few drops of male sweat on their upper lip were happier for the rest of the day on average than those who were given a placebo. I believe that there are pheromones and other such things that subconsciously encourage us to have sex.
Of course, if conception were a voluntary action per se, and if there were no such thing as a communicable disease, then this would be a very relevant reason to avoid contraception. Unfortunately, we do not live in that wonderful hypothetical world, so I still encourage people everywhere to ALWAYS use a condom and to always use it properly, unless they are trying to cause a pregnancy with someone they completely trust to be clean.