thedoctor,
Thedoctor said:
I was curious about the article until I clicked on the source regarding "For women, there is no real evidence to support the notion that there is a biological process that creates that deep longing for a child." The link just sent me to another article regarding another author's opinion. Though I think that particular site is sometimes notorious for that.
I am aware of that, but i have met "peaceful" women before. I know it sounds abit funny but i do meet women who make me feel peaceful and i have also meet women who just do not find having a child enticing, AT ALL..
Thedoctor said:
Personally, I've always had a theory that career-focused women just naturally have higher levels of testosterone. That's why they are more competitive and less likely to want to play house wife. They have a higher tendency to make the first move and they seem to have a higher sex drive. But, that's just based on my own personal experiences.
They are stronger, if that's a way to put it. I had a email conversation with Chase and he noted about women with power do not like being driven off track. The key here is being driven offtrack by men who are powerful.
Basically, they are MGTOW, just that they are females. which is quite amazing finds. My personal experiences is that me and powerful women have non-verbal drawing the line in a positive manner. We just don't talk but there is that positive avoidance.
Thedoctor said:
On a very base level, every person has a desire to reproduce. That's the point of sex after all.
I don't think so. Every women goes into sex do not think that they will get pregnant. This is the most underrated point that humanity oversee. I like to point out a key in the matrix movie and how women's lack of perceptive consciousness, and i can write how women rely on experiences and that Freud was right all along about women and the "id" (instinct drive or Freud called it 'id').
If i freak you out on the last part, SORRY! :/
Zac