Male and female brain Defined
Posted: Tuesday, May 15, 2007
by Chris Shaw
http://www.abnormalpsy.org
Introduction
Today I am going to be taking a look at the male and female brain and what exactly is the difference between the two of them. Male and females think differently for the most part and I am going to be analyzing the differences in how we act, feel and interact with one another.
Testosterone/estrogen
Sexual attraction
The sexual attraction aspect of testosterone and estrogen are also very balanced. When a person is born, I believe they are born in the middle, neither straight nor gay. When a child hits puberty this changes as there is an explosion of testosterone or estrogen taking place within the child. This directs his behavior towards others and they come into there own and start perusing the opposite sex based on how they feel, perusing them directly like a male would or trying to make themselves presentable like a female would. But you have to ask yourself what happens when a male produces excess estrogen. Well since testosterone and estrogen holds a balance to each other, one craves the other to be complete. Testosterone represents the male physic, or size. While estrogen creates delicate features, high voice etc representing the female. A male who produces an excess amount of estrogen will be engulfed in feelings of empathy and seek out another male to take care of them since a female will not suit there needs to do so. This also explains males who have an excess of estrogen take care of there bodies, go to the gym, many have delicate features and even walk like a female. They are essentially female on the inside with the male attitude which creates the promiscuous behavior that is so apparent in the gay community. A female on the other hand who produces excess testosterone generally feels like a male and would think like a male, end up dressing like a male, cutting there hair short etc. They just don’t feel the same on the inside and their appearance reflects that, they seek out somebody who they can dominate as well. The closest representation of that is another female. This is arguable why there is so much conflict in the gay community. You have two people who want the same thing physically but not emotionally. And celibacy is a rare thing unless other factors are present to secure the relationship or in other cases keep them together out of necessity.
Right and left hemispheres
Looking at the brain you can clearly see there are two hemispheres. Both hemispheres each serve a purpose. Yet women end up using both sides of the brain to do tasks while men usually end up using only one. I believe there is a reason for this; if you take a look at the actual brain itself, the brain of a woman will be denser overall. I believe estrogen is the cause and allows neurons to make instant connections with each other and there for will suppress the need for logical thought as everything is already connected. Males on the other hand have a bigger brain but are less dense overall. The brain knows in order to thrive it must connect these neurons, and there for emotion is suppressed because of the lack of connections present between these neurons and is replaced with the need to focus on how inanimate objects fit together. This focus creates cyclical tendencies that the male uses later on in life to complete tasks. The female lacks this need and therefore nurtures how she feels. This nurture manifests into who she becomes later on in life which defines her character. To prove this point all we have to do is look at how autism affects the brain. There is an excess of testosterone in the brain and it causes the brain to grow to an abnormal size. Autistics seem to lack a connection with emotion; this lack of connection is caused by the lack of density in the brain. The brain tries to compensate by trying to fix the problem. Not enough stimulation is received since the brain is abnormally large. The connection of neurons is not made, and the child stays autistic for the rest of his life.
Conclusion
Human emotion is not only dictated by how we feel, but also how the brain is made up and is really a representation of what the brain is trying to accomplish. We are essentially a product of the overall make up and interaction of neurons. Neurons dictate how we feel and what we focus on, and is really a product of stimulation in the right areas that utterly define our cyclical tendencies later on in life. The first five yrs basically sets up what we do later on life and it is so crucial that we start attending to the fundamentals that affect our outcome as a human race. If you get the fundamentals right then everything else falls into place and this notion affects everything in society. There is very little understanding today in how we work on the inside and I feel a brand new approach has to be taken by not only monitoring the way the brain is used through analysis but how humans generally act and why. Simple questions will provide many answers and help solve the differences between men and women. It’s a matter of looking for the right variables and trying to define them through various means. Science needs to come together and start combining all the information available, the human body is a complex thing, just like the diversity in nature and using one approach will not be able to define it as it will only open up more questions in the process.
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