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What an ovulating girl wants

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Thu, 04/12/2007 - 21:41
Submitted by Don Juan

http://www.msnbc.msn.com/id/18077810/

I found this study interesting and it provides even more proof about just how complex women can be.

My sexual attractions do not change at all, regardless of my physio/emotional state. Perhaps this explains why some women say they are attracted to a particular type only to change it to the opposite type at a later time............

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Fri, 04/13/2007 - 07:47
eleni223

Sounds like humans haven't lost their instinctive responses when choosing a mate. Survival of the fittest would explain why the woman went for the stronger/masculine looking man during peak ovulation.

I also think that as woman age and mature we realize that looks are not what make a long term relationship, so we're not so quick to jump for the Brad Pitt type, and this doesn't have anything to do with our menstrual cycle, this has to do with live and learn.

Fri, 04/13/2007 - 08:27
Carlin Ross

I'm going to use this study to justify all my not-so-bright relationship and sex choices.

There are some times of the month that I love the complete blue collar troglodyte.

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Mon, 04/16/2007 - 15:19
Betterthenyouknew

C.

You mean you've made some not-so-bright relationship and sex choises ???
:p

Just kidding. I know we all do, and did.
Not everybody can be as lucky as my sister, getting it right with the first man she dated.

But on the other hand, 20 years later, does she regret not being with other men? I don't know... that's not something I can really ask her.

A.