posted February 17, 2013 01:12 AM
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Originally posted by piscesfishgoddess:
What placements make for a man who thinks like a woman? If you are in the know, then will understand that Women are much more advanced than Men in almost ALL areas, especially in their understanding and emotions. Why? Because women have always been the underdog. We have had to look from the outside at some point in our lives at the men who "control the world". The great secret, (well not to us) is that men are actually controlled by us, in subtle and vague ways that they dont seem to comprehend.So The more a man thinks like a woman, the smarter and more evolved he becomes. Want to become intelligent and truly powerful? Then Start becoming like a woman. The smartest men all think like a woman.
Do not get it confused by bi sexuals, homosexuals and trans who BECOME women. This is the total opposite of what I mean. You cannot defy nature, you cannot become a woman and deep down women don't want this. We still want "A man" but one who is possessed by his anima.
If you are paying attention, you will notice the slow "feminization" of men. I am going to start using that. Anyways, yeah, the best example of what I am talking about is found in American commercials. ha!
Have you studied the brain differences between men and woman. It's true! Science is now well aware that their are certain differences between male brains and female brains....
Women are more adept and recognizing social cues, and at speech and communication. The parts of the brain dedicated to communication and emotional intelligence are more developed in women. They are even able to recognize facial expressions more acutely then men. Plus they have stronger color perception, and more sensitive skin on average then men (Although men do have extremely sensitive skin in one very private area). Women are also very good at multitasking, because their brains have a thicker connection between the two hemispheres, allowing for enhanced flexibility. She can have a conversation, while cooking, while watching her kids, while planning her grocery list, all at the same time. A women's larger deep limbic brain allows her to be more in touch with their feelings, they are generally better able to express their feelings than men. She can also process language with both sides of her brain, so she's faster at coming up with something to say. Women's brains are like nets. Everything is interconnected, and processing moves through all the different areas fast.
Men have a thinner connection between the two hemispheres and are less flexible, but more focused. Instead of multitasking, most guys focus on one thing at a time, and they have better concentration on average then women. A man's brain is more compartmentalized then women's brain on average. The different sections of the brain have less connections. Due to this, men are better at putting their emotions aside and just getting a task done. Conversely, if a man gets very emotional he may become 'speechless' for a while, until he can process the right words to respond. Men also have brains better suited to spatial tasks then women, they can rotate images better in their minds eye, and have greater technical aptitude with physical tasks in general. The part of the brain dedicated to visual-spatial connections is usually bigger in men. And although men speak less, they also tend to have a more 'fancy' vocabulary then women when they do speak. The parts of the brain dedicated to 'vocabulary, (not the same as 'communication' processing in general) and 'number skills' are larger in men. They are logical, practical creatures.
Women in general are sensitive, interpersonally oriented, communicative, intuitive creatures.
Where are men are more physical, practical, straightforward, and logical.
This is not just observation anymore. This is science!
Here are some links on the topic.
http://www.brainfitnessforlife.com/brain-anatomy-and-imaging/9-di fferences-between-the-male-and-female-brain/
http://voices.yahoo.com/scientific-differences-between-male-female-brains-5862878.html[/ URL] [URL=http://www.doctorhugo.org/brain4.html]http://www.doctorhugo.org/brain4.html
http://www.netnanny.com/learn_center/article/165
...Only thing is it's not as simple as a brain being male or female. while we are in the womb the baby is exposed to different proportions of sex hormones during different phases of development. Male sex hormones incline brain towards a male style development, while female sex hormones incline the brain towards female development. All babies are exposed to both in varying degrees. Most men are exposed to more male hormones, and most women are exposed to more female hormones... However, sometimes at certain stages of a pregnancy, a baby might be exposed an unusual amount of the opposite sex hormones. This is causes variation amongst individuals. It allows some men to have mostly male oriented brains, and yet also to have some female brain characteristics mixed in there, in certain spectrums behavior. It's the same with women too. She could have a mostly female oriented brain, and yet in certain spectrums behavior, may be more male brain oriented due to the changing hormonal 'bath' she had as a baby in the womb.
While there are generalized differences between the average male brain and the average female brain, there is also a good degree of mixing between male and female characteristics within each individual.
For instance, a tendency to be extremely talkative is considered a 'female' brain characteristic, but I'm sure we've all met some talkative guys who are mostly 'male' in other aspects of their personality.
There are also women who may have very good math and spatial skills, due to exposure to 'male' hormones at certain stages, even though the rest of her personality is 'female' oriented.
Humans are complicated.
I beg to differ on women being better then men. They are different, but better? So not true. I think both male and female characteristics have value in society.
Lindaland
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posted February 17, 2013 01:12 AM
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