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Re: Long monkey post! Let's go!

Posted by monkeyLostInHead on 2024-June-18 14:01:10, Tuesday
In reply to Re: Long monkey post! Let's go! posted by mark194 on 2024-June-18 11:46:49, Tuesday

but also, it's just a linkedIn article

Yes, I know, i mentioned that in my post.

There are lots of other resources that say the same thing

eg here it says:

Oxytocin is critically important to bonding and trust, especially in women(my emphasis). Oxytocin, much like dopamine, occurs during an intimate physical relationship and cannot distinguish between right and wrong. Oxytocin is released regardless of who the sexual partner is which can cause a woman to bond and trust a man even after a one-night stand. That bond/trust explains why it can be so painful emotionally when sexually active people break-up. It also helps explain why some women are unable or unwilling to get out of a bad or abusive relationship.

Can we trust the medical institute of sexual health? I dont know for sure, they might not be scientific, or might have some bias.

when I further google "Oxytocin is critically important to bonding and trust" i get articles like this one which also talks about how important oxytocin is for social bonds. This does seem like a scientific journal, it was published in Current Topics in Behavioral Neurosciences which appears to be a scientific journal providing critical and comprehensive discussions of the most significant areas of behavioral neuroscience research, written by leading international authorities.

So I am prepared to accept for now that Oxytocin is important in forming and maintaining bonds between people, and that casual sex can lower levels of oxytocin, making it harder for someone to bond.

You do not have to accept it, of course.





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