I am doing a science fair project on body launguage. Do you think that one gender reacts the same around the opposite gender? opposed to when they are around thier own gender?
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I am pretty sure I act the same around the opposite sex although you never know what you are doing subconsciously
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In what context??? This question is no easier to answer than  "what are the categories of boys"? We all share similarities but, at the same time, we are all unique. The combinations of similarities will vary from person to person too.\n\nAs individuals (in the wider sense of the word), girls can't be reduced to a limited series of types and any attempt at such an exercise would be flawed, as many of them would have traits in more than one category (depending on what criteria you set). Others would not fit in with any. Obviously, you could design a scale for the purposes of an experiment but that scale would be constructed from your own standards, prejudices, beliefs and knowledge (and that would affect the validity of the findings).\n\nThere are no universal categories. Girls are not like cars or stereos. We aren't an object that you buy and then take back to the shop if it doesn't do what it says on the box. Neither are boys. We are living, thinking and conscious and that often makes us unpredictable. Live with it.
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Whatever they say, it is probably wrong. It is not correlated with the size of any other body part.\nI guess the best estimation would be from the bulge they can observe in the area, in various situations :)
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A French teacher was explaining to her College class\n>> > that in French, unlike\n>> > English, nouns are designated as either masculine or\n>> > feminine. House is\n>> > feminine "la maison." Pencil is masculine-"le crayon."\n>> > A student asked,\n>> > "What gender is 'computer'?" Instead of giving the\n>> > answer, the teacher split\n>> > the class into two groups - male and female - and\n>> > asked them to decide for\n>> > themselves whether "computer" should be a masculine or\n>> > a feminine noun. Each\n>> > group was asked to give four reasons for their\n>> > recommendation.\n>> >\n>> > The men's group decided that "computer" should\n>> > definitely be\n>> > of the feminine gender (la computer) because:\n>> >\n>> > 1. No one but their creator understands their internal\n>> > logic; 2. The native\n>> > language they use to communicate with other computers\n>> > is incomprehensible to\n>> > everyone else; 3. Even the smallest mistakes are\n>> > stored in long term memory\n>> > for possible later review; and 4. As soon as you make\n>> > a commitment to one,\n>> > you find yourself spending half your paycheque on\n>> > accessories for it.\n>> >\n>> > The women's group, however, concluded that computers\n>> > should be masculine (le computer) because:\n>> >\n>> > 1. In order to do anything with them, you have to turn\n>> > them on; 2. They have\n>> > a lot of data but still can't think for themselves; 3.\n>> > They are supposed to\n>> > help you solve problems, but half the time they ARE\n>> > the problem; and 4. As\n>> > soon as you commit to one, you realize that if you had\n>> > waited a little\n>> > longer, you could have gotten a better model.\n>> >
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It depends on who the person I'm hanging around with is. Everyone is different! In my experience though, it's girls, it makes me more comfortable, because, well, I'm one! But, ya know, guys are okay!
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I guess so, women do it, the whole 'experimented in college thing.' I think to be labled you have to feel a strong attration, and be able to fall in love with that gender of person specifically. And as far as 'bi' goes, I think that is a lable for people who are unsure of wich gender they prefer, they are past experimental and into a confused grey area.
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I am lesbian who likes both. My girlfriend is a fem but I also find k.d lang attractive. I do not call it butch I think it is handsome. If I walk down the street and I see a person who could be woman looking male my interest is lifted however when it turns out to be a man the feeling inside my stomach goes and im disappointed. I guess that is a chemical reaction and that is what makes me who I am. I think it is important that these women have a definite identity it shows that they are comfortable with themselves and there sexuality. I am a fem and comfortable with my sexuality but enjoy the feeling of dressing up. It is good to ask these questions because the more people who understand will in time (hopefully) get rid of the stereotypes and accept people for the human they are in whatever form they choose. A pure love in whatever form can never be wrong. I hope this all makes sense.
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Every quarter, I run a urine lab in my introductory Human biology course.\nAfter everyone gets over feeling uncomfortable by having others see their\nurine, it turns out to be one of the most popular labs we do.\nInterestingly, I usually get at least one female asking me the same\nquestion--quite confidentially. "Why is it that male urine seems to have\nmore bubbles that female urine?"\n\nMy off-the-top-of-my-head response has always been in the method of\ncollection. I suggest that males, perhaps because of greater force, or\ndistance, are able to "blast" the sample and thus create more froth. A\nlogical hypothesis, I thought, but never tested.\n\nI could not think of a very accurate way to test the hypothesis, and still\nmaintain the high standards of our institution and still retain my job. But\nlast week, I figured out a way.\n\nWhen the student returned to the lab with their samples in hand, I asked\nthree males and three females, if I might have a third of a test tube of\ntheir finest for a test I was going to run. They agreed, and the only\nidentifying marks were the classic male and female symbols on the test\ntubes. Each test tube was covered with parafilm, and then each was shaken\n(not stirred) for five times (or 5 "shakes").\n\nAll three of the male samples created 2-4 cm. "heads," while all three\nfemale samples could only muster about 0.5 cm. worth of effort. After\nstanding for 1 hour, the male samples still had about 1 cm. of foam, while\nthe female samples were entirely bubbleless.\n\nObviously, the bubble factor of urine is not due to the method of\ncollection, but shows a definite dimorphic difference. I realize that the\nsample size was small and the experiment lacked the proper elegance to be\nrecorded in a journal. Still, while trying hard not to appear sexist, it\ndoes appear that males are better bubble-makers than females.
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this is what gets me woundering about gay/ lesbians...if a guy is gay he says he dont like woman....but he dresses and tries to look like a woman....then there are lesbians says i cant stand men but the get the short hair cuts and dress like a man work out like a man and try to be like a man...so if someone dont like the oposite sex why do they try so hard to be just like them.... i do agree with you its just nasty.....my comment on the subject,,,
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I once saw a female 'dancer' do a trick with a tossle attached to each breast. While dancing she could make one tossle move in a circle in one direction and at the same time have the tossle on the other breast move in the opposite direction......most unusual thing I have ever seen....of course I was not completely sober at the time, but it did happen.
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Yes it does. Females have slightly lower pulse rate than males.
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People accept 2 girls easier because it's apparently sexy...I think people get disgusted by men having intercourse together because they stick their doda's in their poopers....It's funny too because when I was a hetero-sexual, men loved the idea of sticking their doda's in my pooper(I didn't let them), but were all like *ewwwww when male to male pooper pumping was mentioned....I'm sure I am going to get a violation for my answer to this question...altho I don't think I said anything profane at all!!!!!!!!!
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I am not sure why you think it is okay be called that.  You should not be okay with being called that at all, it is an insult. Maybe it is a self confidence issue?  Not sure really though. Men and women should not be okay with any negativity towards their gender.
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Although some people claim that there is a neurological difference between males and females that accounts for differing abilities in math and science, this article from Yale University refutes it:\nhttp://www.yaledailynews.com/article.asp?AID=28105\nBasically, it explains the apparent difference in terms of society and society's expectations of women. \n\nWhen I majored in math in college, half our class was made up of women.
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Well, when I was younger, I was once mistaken for a boy.  But it wasn't because I was trying to look masculine--it was because I had some androgynous features, my hair was mid-length (this was in the 70's so boys wore their hair longer like Shaun Cassidy) and my mom wouldn't let me wear makeup at the time.    If a woman intentionally wear men's clothing, has a men's haircut, wear no makeup or jewelry, they are either attempting to look masculine, or at the very least, not at all feminine so if they are mistaken for a guy, then they really can't be upset about it.
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Sorry mate.... there is no way either gender can ever understand the other. You can learn the rules, codes and rituals but you won't ever understand them. \n\nSometimes I think the genders are soooo different its a miracle we can breed! \n\nActually thats the joy of building a relationship because that is the only way you can ever begin to understand another (either gender).
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I am straight and I was born this way.\nYou are gay and I know you were born that way.  Cheers!\n(Here's a bit of scientific proof for the naysayers)\n\nThe sexual area of a gay man's brain works a lot like that of a woman when exposed to a particular stimulus, researchers say.\n\nIn an experiment, men and heterosexual women sniffed a chemical from the male hormone testosterone. The homosexual men's brains responded differently from those of heterosexual males, and in a similar way to the women's brains.