Marie Louise Bosin

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This is biblical LAW. That is what they are going for!

They say Women are EVIL and any man but an Alpha Male (preditor, rapist, pedophile, bully and misogynist) is EVIL. They blame women for every sexual discretion. They blame women for TEMPTING them completely ignoring the fact that EACH PERSON IS COMPLETELY RESPONSIBLE FOR HIS OR HER OWN BEHAVIOR.

The narrative emphasizes divine judgment on sinful behavior, notably when angels visiting Lot were threatened, highlighting the cities' lack of righteousness, paralleling the theme of the Great Flood.)

(Sodom and Gomorrah were two ancient cities, located near the Dead Sea in the Bible and other Abrahamic religions, destroyed by God with fire and brimstone due to extreme wickedness.

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The MAGA plan for us is to go back to the time when witches were burned and people in Sodom and Gommorah

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Source: National Institutes of Health (NIH) | (.gov) Men versus women on sexual brain function: Prominent differences…

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While societal factors can influence these differences, biologically, the male orgasm is more consistently tied to the release of tension through ejaculation, while the female orgasm is often more varied in its intensity and source.

• Subjectivity: Both are subjective experiences and can vary in intensity, regardless of the person's gender.
Brain Activity: Both involve a release of cerebral neuronal tension, and the brain’s pleasure centers are involved in similar ways for both.

• Physiological Response: Both involve increased heart rate, blood pressure, and rhythmic, involuntary muscle contractions.

• Time to Climax: On average, it takes longer for women to reach orgasm (often 30-40 minutes) compared to men (2-3 minutes).
Key Similarities

• Ejaculation vs. Contraction:Male orgasm is generally, but not always, accompanied by ejaculation. Female orgasm involves rhythmic contractions of the pelvic floor muscles, vagina, and uterus.

• Stimulation Requirements:Most women require direct clitoral stimulation to reach orgasm, whereas men often reach climax through penile stimulation/penetration.

• Refractory Period: Men usually experience a mandatory waiting period (refractory period) between orgasms. Women may experience multiple, successive orgasms without this break.

Key Differences and similarities Between Male and Female Orgasms
• Duration and Intensity: Female orgasms often last longer, while male orgasms are usually more rapid and intense.

Male orgasms are typically faster to achieve, directly linked to ejaculation, and followed by a refractory period. Female orgasms often take longer, can be multiple, and frequently require clitoral stimulation rather than penetration. Both involve rhythmic muscle contractions.

MALE AND FEMALE ORGASMS (DIFFERENCES AND SIMILARITIES)
Because the mix in hormones differs in males versus females, their orgasms differ primarily in speed, duration, and physiological refractory periods.

These hormones work together to create a "love cocktail" that fosters trust, reduces anxiety, and encourages nurturing behaviors essential for deep, unconditional attachment.

Source: Harvard Medical School Love and the Brain | Harvard Medical School

• Serotonin: Helps maintain a calm, balanced emotional state, which supports stable, lasting love.

• Vasopressin: Linked to long-term, monogamous commitment and protective behaviors, it fosters enduring relationships.
• Dopamine: Responsible for the feelings of pleasure, joy, and euphoria associated with being with a loved one.

• Oxytocin: Released through physical touch, skin-to-skin contact, breastfeeding, and emotional closeness, it creates secure attachment and reduces stress. It is essential for nurturing behaviors and deepening emotional connections.

Other key chemicals include vasopressin (long-term bonding), dopamine (pleasure/ reward), and serotonin (emotional stability).

UNCONDITIONAL LOVE (AGAPE) IS NOT ABOUT SEX AT ALL
The primary hormone of unconditional love, attachment, and deep bonding is oxytocin, often called the "love hormone" or "cuddle chemical". It promotes feelings of contentment, safety, and security.

Source: National Institutes of Health (NIH) | (.gov). Understanding and Managing Compulsive Sexual Behaviors = PCM

These hormones work together to create a cycle of craving, compulsion, and temporary relief, often hijacking the brain's natural reward system similarly to substance addiction

• Stress Hormones (Cortisol):The HPA axis, involved in stress responses, is implicated, with sexual behavior sometimes used as a coping mechanism for stress.

• Serotonin and Norepinephrine:Imbalances or overactivity in these neurotransmitters are associated with heightened, uncontrolled sexual urges.

• DHEA-S: Elevated levels of this adrenal hormone, which aids in producing stronger sex hormones, have been associated with increased sex drive in some women with sex addiction.

• Testosterone: While it plays a role in overall sexual functioning and libido, its levels do not always correlate directly with the severity of compulsive behavior, but it acts as a facilitator for sexual desire.

• Dopamine: Central to the brain’s reward system, it drives the desire for sexual stimuli, acting similarly to drug addiction by creating a high-intensity reward. Dopamine dysregulation syndrome, often linked to medication, can trigger hypersexual urges.