The Relevance of Hightened & Enduring Sensitivities

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I posted the following in another string, and then thought [a dangerous activity] that it belonged as its own topic:

A joke I once saw in Playboy in the mid-sixties: A young boy and a girl are facing each other, nude. The boy said, "With one of these, I can make that twitch snd moan." The girl said, "with one of these, I can get all of those I want."

Girl wins, because she knows she was the last and ultimate creation. Not to put to fine a point on it, her sensitivities, in multiple locations, no less, are miles above his, and last longer. Girls win.

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with one of these, I can get all of those I want
You wish.
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That was the girl talking. Context is king - or queen in this case.
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That was the girl talking
Yeah, she is wrong.

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Science may have caught up with the Bible, which says that Adam and Eve are the ancestors of all humans alive today.
But in the scientists’ version, based on DNA analysis, “Adam,” the genetic ancestor of all men living today, and “Eve,
”the genetic ancestor of all living women, seem to have lived tens of thousands of years apart.
His team, working with top geneticists across the United States, Europe, Israel and Africa, did a genetic analysis of DNA samples from the Y chromosomes of more than 1,000 men from 22geographic areas and determined that their most recent common ancestor was a man who lived in Africa around 59,000 years ago.
Other studies have used mitochondrial DNA, which women seem to pass down virtually unchanged from mother to daughter, to show that the genetic “Eve” lived 143,000 years ago.