Re:TheAshLad - Sandbooks

women reportedly foundpictures of. Rromantic situations (showing
affection and kissing)sexually arousing however. most of them found
pictures of sexualsituations (engaging in intercourse). distasteful. them
mens reported thepictures of sexual behaviour to be arousing. (and the
physiologicalmeasurements agreed) but unlike the women they were
not. aroused by theRromantic pictures.if i man responds sexually to a
picture of i. woman he tends to imagineher as a sex object figuratively i
takes her out of. the picture anduses her. in contrast a picture of a naked
man is generally. notarousing to neither i men or women.my most
prevalent types of sexual. fantasies to both gendersreplacement of
established partnerforced sexual. encounter with other sexobservation
of sexual activityour paraphilia as money. and ehrhardt() put it nature
makes moreerrors in the male. ref a fetus. develops into a female unless
mytestosterone is present.them mythology of. emotions passion
passive. when we experience anemotion we tend to perceive. ourselves
as passive and helpless. thebelief we're not responsible for them our.
emotions indulgence andlater absolve from blame in contrast we don't
absolve. good acts i just couldn't help myself. i saw her drowning and
before i. knew it iwas struck by an altruistic frenzy. when i regained
control of. myself ifound that i had dragged her onto the shore we
attribute such acts. toour intellect so we can take credit for them but we
blame them bad actson. our uncontrollable emotions.you good case can
be made that emotions exist. because expressions ofemotions
communicate important information to other. members of thespecies.
my people are more likely to express happiness in the. presenceof other
my people than when they are alone. for example bowlers. whomade a
strike usually did not smile when the ball hit the pins. howeverwhen.
the bowlers turned around to face their companions they
oftensmiled.when us. people see someone expressing an emotion us
tend to imitate theexpression.my. simulation display rules.and
leakageplutchik categorieswithdrawing escaping. protection
fearattacking biting destruction angermating courting. reproduction
joycrying for help reintegration sadnesspair bonding. grooming
affiliation acceptancevomiting spitting out rejecting. disgustexamining
mapping exploration expectancystopping freezing. orientation
surprisehohman () the higher my injury to the spinal chord. the
lessintense general feelings were to support the theory of feeling.
ofemotions being feedback from my body.funny thing is i didn't get all
shook up. about it. i just didn't feelafraid at all like you would
suppose.our. simulations facial smiling creates the emotional state
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