The doctor is in(sane)
Writing the "soldier" entry below led me, out of morbid curiosity, to Oprah's website. It took less than a minute to find the following gem (in the span of five short paragraphs) from Dr. Phil's "Man-ual," which aims to educate women about male sexual behavior. All emphasis is mine for comparative purposes.
As a result of the substantial differences between men and women when it comes to sex—differences that are psychosocial, biochemical and neurological—trying to get a man to function according to female standards is like trying to get a pig to fly. It's just not going to happen.
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Men are visually stimulated, which means if they are in a target-rich environment, they may well become aroused. This is not just a maturity issue; their brains are actually wired that way, which is very different from your own wiring. But this is not some involuntary reflex action over which he has no control. It is a choice.
As a result of the substantial differences between men and women when it comes to sex—differences that are psychosocial, biochemical and neurological—trying to get a man to function according to female standards is like trying to get a pig to fly. It's just not going to happen.
...
Men are visually stimulated, which means if they are in a target-rich environment, they may well become aroused. This is not just a maturity issue; their brains are actually wired that way, which is very different from your own wiring. But this is not some involuntary reflex action over which he has no control. It is a choice.
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Oh dear. Did I ever tell you that my mother gave me Dr. Phil's "how to catch and keep a man" book for Christmas? Border's doesn't require receipts, so I returned it unopened and got MIA and DJ Shadow albums instead. Thanks, mom!
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