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13 Jul 2012, 5:38 pm

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women really aren't more emotional than men. one example is that the majority of people in anger management classes are men, and anger is an emotion.


Not more emotional, but they are allowed a wider range of emotions.

we are definitely socialised to show a wider range of emotions, yes. it is uneven, and neither gender benefits.


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13 Jul 2012, 5:43 pm

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As far as what women want, I can only speak for myself. Fidelity, feeling that they I am prefered and just someone you settled for, appreciation.
Faithfulness comfort acceptace affection snuggles and hugs and respect. :D :cheers:

Hell yeah! :wink:



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13 Jul 2012, 5:54 pm

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women really aren't more emotional than men. one example is that the majority of people in anger management classes are men, and anger is an emotion.


anger is only one emotion. There are many more others and women show and "feel" them more then men.

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you missed the point - the chemical effect happened AFTER we were conditioned for it. wikipedia doesn't reflect current research, maybe try google scholar.


Conditioned by marketing or by long-term usage during centuries? If marketing, were old aztec people also fooled?



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13 Jul 2012, 8:51 pm

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women really aren't more emotional than men. one example is that the majority of people in anger management classes are men, and anger is an emotion.


anger is only one emotion. There are many more others and women show and "feel" them more then men.

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you missed the point - the chemical effect happened AFTER we were conditioned for it. wikipedia doesn't reflect current research, maybe try google scholar.


Conditioned by marketing or by long-term usage during centuries? If marketing, were old aztec people also fooled?

women don't necessarily feel more than men do. they may have been socialised to show their emotions more, or they may have a better vocabulary to describe their feelings in some cases, but that doesn't make them more emotional overall.

both aztec men and women enjoyed chocolate, but in modern day it is supposedly women who become orgasmic over it and not men. even in victorian times there was gender balance. but today, it has become skewed.


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13 Jul 2012, 9:31 pm

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Conditioned by marketing or by long-term usage during centuries? If marketing, were old aztec people also fooled?


The Aztecs (and other Mesoamericans) enjoyed chocolate, but there is no indication they ever regarded it as a drug or even noticed any drug-like effects. It was used as a flavouring for both food and hot drinks, much like a spice (and was valuable for the same reasons spices were in pre-modern civilizations). They did not have sweetened milk chocolate, nor did they ever consume chocolate by itself.



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13 Jul 2012, 11:15 pm

Well I guess we can agree that chocolate is indeed delicious well most of us anyway there are a few that do not like it or are allergic to it. In my opinion it is indeed delicious imagine having a chocolate doughnut filled with chocolate pudding with chocolate frosting on top with chocolate fudge on the side served with chocolate milk with chocolate whipped cream on top, pure heaven!! !


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13 Jul 2012, 11:23 pm

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Well I guess we can agree that chocolate is indeed delicious well most of us anyway there are a few that do not like it or are allergic to it. In my opinion it is indeed delicious imagine having a chocolate doughnut filled with chocolate pudding with chocolate frosting on top with chocolate fudge on the side served with chocolate milk with chocolate whipped cream on top, pure heaven!! !


I just think about the fat and sugar content and I'm instantly turned off by it.



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13 Jul 2012, 11:28 pm

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Well I guess we can agree that chocolate is indeed delicious well most of us anyway there are a few that do not like it or are allergic to it. In my opinion it is indeed delicious imagine having a chocolate doughnut filled with chocolate pudding with chocolate frosting on top with chocolate fudge on the side served with chocolate milk with chocolate whipped cream on top, pure heaven!! !


I just think about the fat and sugar content and I'm instantly turned off by it.
One can always burn off the fat and sugar later by maintaining a high metabolism while enjoying the current blissful taste of pure delicious chocolaty exstacy. :twisted:


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13 Jul 2012, 11:42 pm

Hyperlexian, I am 99% certain that I know you. Do you live in Toronto?



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13 Jul 2012, 11:43 pm

no, i live in edmonton. have you ever lived here?


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13 Jul 2012, 11:44 pm

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women really aren't more emotional than men. one example is that the majority of people in anger management classes are men, and anger is an emotion.


anger is only one emotion. There are many more others and women show and "feel" them more then men.


Possibly true in terms of range, but I think in terms of actual intensity, I cannot think of any display more dramatic than a rage tantrum. Although women are capable of this as well. Generally not to the same level of intensity, though.



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13 Jul 2012, 11:46 pm

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no, i live in edmonton. have you ever lived here?


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14 Jul 2012, 1:16 am

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It is possible to keep sugar levels to a minimum, I don't eat fruit or butter.


Yeah but Wolf ... you're much closer to perfection than most people (don't take that as an offence, it's a compliment - you're an admirable fellow). Some of us have to expend our willpower on more immediate problems/flaws and don't have so much left over for perfecting our diet by eliminating common foods like fruit and butter.


Thank you, I understand that. It does require a certain amount of discipline to keep a healthy diet but it is in times when we feel most troubled or stressed that we end up eating unhealthily when we should really be eating healthy. For instance, someone that is having an anxious period shouldn't be eating tons of fruit, butter or chocolate, they should be eating calming foods such as pasta or brown rice.

not many people feel comforted from eating pasta or brown rice. it's a psychological thing for them. it's not fixed in stone, of course, but it is about as easy to change as sexual preferences can be (not gender preferences, but preferences like wanting a slim or blonde partner). if a food doesn't make a person feel good, they won't want to eat it in times of stress.

a lot of it is environmental. if a child is fed buttery cookies or fried potatoes for comfort from age 2, it is very hard to break that conditioning. if it was easy, people wouldn't be obese. have you ever been fat?


Nah don't know those names and my friends are mostly around 30 now. I wonder why I think I know you. At any rate, have a nice evening.



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14 Jul 2012, 4:38 am

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compliments affection teddybears cuddling and chocolate!! :wink:


Take out the compliments and teddybears and make sure the chocolate is 85% and I'm totally good with that! :razz:


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14 Jul 2012, 5:06 am

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both aztec men and women enjoyed chocolate, but in modern day it is supposedly women who become orgasmic over it and not men. even in victorian times there was gender balance. but today, it has become skewed.


I don't become orgasmic over it or feel any special effects from it. I just think it tastes good.



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14 Jul 2012, 6:47 am

i suppose i will reply in a more "human" way (because i am human and i have subjective experience with chocolate).

chocolate has a homogenous texture, and i dislike homogenous textures in my mouth.
it is like eating butter. butter makes various things taste nicer due to it's addition (as does chocolate), but eating the raw product is sickening after a small amount because it is so concentrated and rich. like whipped cream. who would eat a bowl of whipped cream? few people could stomach more than a few spoons full, and i can stomach even less.

there is an interesting story behind the existence of chocolate that makes me want to try it again, but i do not have any desire for pure chocolate so i guess i would not learn anything by eating any more of it.