Testosterone in action: 10 facts about men
Beautiful, brave, courageous, sensual, charming, crazy with a smile and charismatic stubble — men! A modern knight in a white Mercedes. Well, or ride a bike or scooter, no commercialism, guys. Why not talk a little about the stronger half of humanity and learn more about them?
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10 facts about men
- Men are more likely to have dark hair than women.
This was discovered by Maxim employee Joseph Hart. If in childhood a person has approximately the same amount of blond hair, then after puberty, men”s hair, as a rule, becomes much darker than women”s (darker in both sexes, but this is true).
This is due to the fact that men have higher levels of melanin. For this reason, men are less likely to become albinos and less likely to suffer from vitiligo. This is because these conditions are associated with errors in melanogenesis.
- Men”s teeth, jaws, cheekbones and eyebrows are larger than women”s.
This is especially true for fangs. As for the chin, cheeks and cheekbones, this is what distinguishes a male face from a female one in the human mind. If you think of a woman who might be called “masculine” (like Hilary Swank, after that beautiful actress), you”ll notice that she often has a thicker jawline, sharply jutting cheekbones, and wider eyebrows. Even if they drag on.
Women, on the other hand, have rounder faces, full lips and high eyebrows.
By the way, according to a study published in a psychology journal, firm cheekbones, a strong jawline and thick eyebrows influence whether a man is perceived by women as attractive and masculine.
- Men snore more often.
This fact is unlikely to come as a surprise to you, because in your life you have met men who snore much more often than women. This has been scientifically proven to be true. According to the American Academy of Sleep Medicine, about 40% of men chronically snore at night.
Among women, chronic snoring is less common — only 24%. This is due to the fact that due to hormonal conditions in men, fat is distributed throughout the body and does not accumulate mainly in the buttocks, as in women. Therefore, in men, fat is more likely to accumulate in the abdominal area, which affects the occurrence of snoring.
- Men know how to quickly switch in stressful situations.
This is due to slight differences in brain structure. Women have a larger hippocampus and a more developed prefrontal cortex, which allows them to perceive details better. The amygdala is also larger in men.
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These parts of the brain are involved in many different things. For example, with the help of the prefrontal cortex, women can more easily analyze and organize details and absorb large amounts of information. Also, thanks to a more developed amygdala, it is easier for men to calm down when stressful events occur, assess the situation and understand what to do next.
The name is, of course, a joke. The fact is that already from the 16th week (4 months) of pregnancy, short erections sometimes appear in the male fetus. Yes, seriously, this really happens.
Of course, this does not mean that the fetus in the stomach fantasizes about anything and experiences erotic excitement. And this requires intensive blood circulation in these tissues — hence the mini “erection”.
10 interesting facts about men
- There is no connection between the sizes of various parts of the male body and the penis.
There are various urban legends about this: if a man has a big nose, big feet and big toes, it means he has a big penis. In one study, they decided to test this legend and tested 104 men, measuring the size of their genitals and the above-mentioned body parts. No correlation was found between sizes.
- Men can breastfeed.
Yes, seriously. They have all the necessary mechanisms for this. It is enough to stimulate the nipples with constant sucking for several weeks — that’s all. After all, this also requires a pronounced hormonal imbalance and abundant release of the hormone prolactin. Where do men get this function? In fact, the nipple develops in the uterus in all embryos, and later also in embryos that acquire male reproductive organs.
Sperm is released from the male penis during ejaculation. It does not consist entirely of sperm, that is, sperm — in most cases it is a secretion secreted by the male genital organs, that is, the sperm itself, and the sperm are already in it. The seed must be treated with citric acid (don”t add it to the dough. You are not Tyler Durden), free amino acids, fructose, prostaglandins, potassium and zinc are also contained.
No, you can”t get semen poisoning, but drinking too much alcohol can lead to protein poisoning. This happened to one porn actress while filming a group erotic scene, and she came in her mouth repeatedly.
- Sperm quality
This means the ability of sperm to reach the uterus and fertilize it. The quality of sperm is determined by two factors: the number of sperm and the speed of their movement. Essentially, these factors depend on how healthy a man’s lifestyle is. Bad habits, low mobility, unbalanced diet — all this can reduce the quality of sperm. The diet should include walnuts, fish, meat, fatty dairy products and soy.
By the way, in most cases, couples cannot conceive a child only with the help of a man and his sperm, so take care of your health — it is good for you and your future children.
- Men reach climax faster than women.
By all indications, it is easier for men to achieve orgasm, but the pleasure from it is almost a third less than for women. Women reach climax in about 20 seconds, men in 6 seconds. A. However, they do not dance with a tambourine around their genitals. Men usually have a much easier time achieving orgasm than girls.
