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6/24/2025, 5:22:38 AM
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By how do you mean physiologically? Like what neurotransmitters, organs, limbic nodes are lobes are primarily involved?
It has a lot to do with estrogen yes. Female bodies have stronger enzymes and less varience between chromosomes, which means stronger hormone receptors and neurotransmitters. Aromatase is partly responsible for this, it's the primary enzyme that creates estrogen and responsible for converting estradiol and testosterone. In laymens terms you should have stronger orgasms on E, longer or more intense periods of horniness in general because your body is more receptive to hormones that constitute emotions and sensations in general. Does it make you masochistic, no. That was already inside of you. Since many neurotransmitters have dual purpose (oxytocin is used for both pleasure and secreting milk from breast glands for ex) being more emotional now ties any neural pathways between emotions and pain, and then pain and pleasure that you had but were struggling to connect.
By how do you mean physiologically? Like what neurotransmitters, organs, limbic nodes are lobes are primarily involved?
It has a lot to do with estrogen yes. Female bodies have stronger enzymes and less varience between chromosomes, which means stronger hormone receptors and neurotransmitters. Aromatase is partly responsible for this, it's the primary enzyme that creates estrogen and responsible for converting estradiol and testosterone. In laymens terms you should have stronger orgasms on E, longer or more intense periods of horniness in general because your body is more receptive to hormones that constitute emotions and sensations in general. Does it make you masochistic, no. That was already inside of you. Since many neurotransmitters have dual purpose (oxytocin is used for both pleasure and secreting milk from breast glands for ex) being more emotional now ties any neural pathways between emotions and pain, and then pain and pleasure that you had but were struggling to connect.
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