what are some gender differences that causes gender sensitivity?
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Gender sensitivity is first noticed when one gender notices the gender of the second, after studying each other both genders become sensitive, especially if they are both naked!\nAnswer your question?
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Well, it depends on what sort of drug therapy they are on.  Hormone therapy definately changes natural odors.  You can even ask this question of women who have gone through menopause or had hystorectomies!!  I have known post-ops that I couldn't tell by sight or smell to have once been men, and I am very sensitive to these things since I am a bisexual woman.\n\nBut of course, any transexual is doing it to feel comfortable in their own skin, not to impress anyone else.
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Female sensitive parts are inside their bodies protected by their pelvic bones. Men have them on the outside. This is because 1 part has to go in the female and the other part has to be kept cooler then body temperature in order to keep the sperm viable.
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This is a large question, and the source of much controversy, conflict, anger, and hilarity for all of recorded history. Aristophanes' Lysistrata is merely one of the earliest in a long literary tradition exploring the question. James Thurber is only one of the most recent, and funniest, of those writing in English.\n\nOnly in the last few decades has there been any scientific evidence which even begins to explain why the so long observed differences exist. \n\nIt is clear that there are, on average, anatomic differences between female and male brains. For instance, in the connection between the two hemispheres. And imaging studies of working brains ('PET scans') have shown some apparently characteristic differences in the areas of the brain used by males and females when their brains are ostensibly doing the same thing. There is even enough of such evidence that there are now centers for the study of gender differences. \n\nFrom a behavioral viewpoint, the field of evolutionary psychology (or sociobiology) has produced a series of testable hypotheses about differences between female and male behavior. These are essentially unique in the field because they suggest experiments which can test them. Thus far, this approach has shown promise in accounting for some of the non-cultural non-religious behavior differences. Thus far, even such things as the clothing styles chosen when going to dance clubs have been accounted for to some extent by this approach. Much of this work is controversial amongst one or another group since it deals with issues (eg, sex, reproduction, mating behavior, ...) which are of great importance socially or religiously.\n\nThe most reasonable account of behavioral differences between the sexes is based on reproductive success. Males who behaved this way (or these ways) tended to have more descendants (more children who survived to have children themselves), and females who behaved that way (or those ways) also had more children who survived to have children of their own. Much of the reasoning on these matters is based in the fact that, in humans, females cannot have more than a small number of children, given the underlying biology. We humans are born far from able to cope with life, and require a long period of maturation before we can. We share some of this extended infancy with some other species (such as chimpanzees and orangutans) and, to some extent, they show similar sex linked behavioral differences. Males, on the other hand, are capable of having a great many children. But, because of the long term helpless infancy period, together with typical human female awkwardness during much of pregnancy, it seems likely that males who stayed with the female increased the chances that children (half of whose genes came from him) were more likely to survive to child-bearing age. This pattern may also account for male jealousy (only if the female is sexually exclusive can he be sure the child is his) and female interest in male resource control. If he's rich (however rich is measured in a society), he will likely be able to increase the chance that her children will survive to have children of their own. Some of these suggestions (hypotheses) are subject to test in humans and some other species; the evolutionary approach has illuminated some hitherto opaque behaviors.\n\nThese matters are very near to the center of much conflict in traditional (and some other not so traditional) societies, many of whose citizens are made uneasy by new and different behaviors and by research which either 'endorses' some of those behaviors or 'undermines' some of their existing or traditional behaviors. In fact, the science is still in its infancy, and those who claim it endorses this or that don't understand it, and those who fear the science would be better advised to concentrate on policy makers of various kinds who don't understand the nature of science, nor much of this emerging scien
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Increases in estrogen, the female sex hormone, cause it.
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No. The differences between men and women far exceed just the physical. Women have many more neurosynapses in their brains, which makes them more sensitive and better listeners. ( Did that sound smart enough to be believable?) Oh well. There is a documented case about a boy who, after receiving a botched circumcision, was raised as a girl. He committed suicide in 2004, not sure if it was directly related to the study. Here is a link for more info. \nhttp://www.lifesite.net/ldn/2004/may/04051010.html\nI saw a show about male twins, the same thing happened to one of them, so he was raised as a she, at first it was o.k. but as the poor thing grew older, he began exhibiting gender confusion. Can't find the link on that one.
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what kind of mental illness and why are you so concerned with the gender in your question?
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Either gender can increase in beauty and personality,.... or can turn into a scraggy old thing.\n\nResults vary and depends on many things, starting with genetics, health, life experiences, lifestyle / habits,.................
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Chromosomal abnormalities, and missing or extra chromosomes.\n\nAlso sex: there are some XY people who appear to be female.
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It is reasonable that there would be, seeing a person's gender is determined by (?what's the word?)To be a boy, you must have an x and a y. to be a girl you would have 2 x's. It is twice as probable then that it would be a girl then a boy. But then, that doesn't take into account the moon phase which does seem to do some. And also, there could be other factors. Also, after birth, males do tend to get killed more often then girls.
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Given the fact that women usually have higher metabolic rates than men therefore, women usually have a slightly higher pulse rate than men.\n\nKeep in mind that there are many other factors that have a much more significant impact on pulse rate than gender.
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Most things that one sex does to be attractive to the other sex emphasize the sex differences.  Women shave their legs to increase their hairlessness.
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Girls are more sensitive....
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Strain, Hormonal imbalance, cancer etc etc.....and sometimes pregnancy!
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I have known both males and females who were excellent special education teachers and both males and females who were terrible special education teachers.  The important factors are training, experience, committment, caring.  Gender is a  non-issue.
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Depends which sex you are.
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Women blink nearly twice as much as men.\nFALSE. Blink rates are affected by emotional state, age, eye health and tasks, but the blink rate for men and women is about the same.\nSOURCE: Cornell University