Larry and his colleagues discovered that without the vasopressin effect, the vole would turn into a promiscuous cad. No vasopressin effect, no monogamy. When a human male is under the influence of vasopressin, as all are during sex, he forms a bond with you that's kind of like an animal claiming a home; your scent, your eye color, even your apartment all become cues that make him crave you. Another animal example: If you give a male hamster a shot of vasopressin to the brain, he'll run around peeing like crazy to mark territory—that's his place, nobody else's.
Release a guy's vasopressin by having sex with him, and he'll unconsciously start to view you as the territory he's bonded to. You don't have to like it, but this is where much of that famous male possessiveness comes from. I know that headline sounds nuts, but hear me out!
When a mother gives birth, the cervical and vaginal stimulation immediately releases oxytocin in her brain, which contributes to feelings of reward and motivation.
This phenomenon is one of the things that helps a new mother see her baby—whom others might regard as a pooping snot factory—as the most precious thing ever. But get this: When a man and woman have sex, the stimulation activates much of the same circuitry. Just as a new mother associates her pleasurable emotions with her baby's face, this circuit prompts a woman having sex to look at the man, register his face as trustworthy, and associate that specific face with the pleasure she's feeling.
In fact, studies have shown that when women look at pictures of their romantic partners and pictures of their children, the brain patterns actually overlap. We believe this is why women tend to nurture their lovers while men tend to protect theirs. Scientists used to think—and some still do—that the only job a penis had was to deliver sperm. But why, then, has it evolved to be so much longer than necessary? The average erect non-porn-star penis is about five inches, but it only takes a two-and-a-half-inch one to get you pregnant.
The researchers explained how biology plays a role in this situation and suggested that women are evolved to invest more in a relationship than men.
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Causes and treatment of fingernails falling off. Brief history, belief, marriage, and language of Babur Bura people. So, it's okay to vent out your feelings to yourself if no one else and realise what you went through, through your anger and sadness. It's actually you coming to terms with the break up. This is an acceptance of the fact that , that it's finally over and you have nothing more to gain from the other person. You may have tried to contact her, you may have met her or even slept with her but the fact that it's over, is something that comes to you a lot later, in the later stages.
Earlier you're busy masking your emotions and having all the fun to forget things. This may even be the stage where you may want to get back with her to make things work again.
Because you have realised certain things, trying to internalise the problem. But if that doesn't work out, you finally begin to accept that it is in fact, finally over.
This stage helps you gain all the lost trust you bestowed upon yourself and another person. It helps you re-analyse your wants and your needs once again and try and find your way through the playing field again. The hope is a certainty of the fact that you can do without your ex and that you're going to take every step forward to break away from the previous tie and move on to something more suited for you.
This is an important stage and it takes a while to gain that trust to do everything all over again. So, it's important to have tons of patience during this time. This stage can come months or even years after the first stage. This is the stage of final completion and it helps you know that you're ready to move on to another person altogether.
Some men want to be with another woman, some men are content alone, unless they really find what they're looking for. Whatever it is, this stage clears away all the inhibitions and anything else that has stood in the way of getting over the break up, entirely.
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