Tiervexx said:
I don't know too many details about fetishes but obviously there is an enormous difference from a feeling directed towards a girl and one directed towards a guy.
The parts of the brain that were examined in the study I posted are very complex. It varied in all subjects but obviously it is too much of a coincidence that gay men all have much smaller ones than strait men.
You avoided my questions. Are you a politician?
There is a huge difference between feeling attracted to a guy or a girl when you say it like that. But to your brain, where attraction takes place, it just sees : -
male, female
fat, thin
skinny, tall
blonde, brunette
You should be able to decipher my your point if you're as clever as you try to make out.
That study, while I'm not doubting the results as I've said before means nothing. We obviously don't know much about the brain and there's no doubt that a persons environment (stress levels as an example), can change the physical nature of the brain.
Also, it seems to have been performed by gay men, who like you are determined to prove that they we're born like that and don't just have some psychological disorder (deviation from norm).
Tiervexx said:
None of that is real you fool!!!
If you would do some research on how real hypnosis works you would find that it simply does not work that way. Go do a search for old Scientific American articles.
Hypnosis can have a large variety of effects on memory but it can not be used to make you do something that you don't want to do.
What’s next? You going to make me explain how someone can change sexuality in a movie?
Well, seeing as I'm a part-time (soon to be full-time) hypnotherapist, I'm laughing quite hard here because you're trying to tell me that the field I've studied for the last six years and practice on clients every day is not real.
I can almost hear you sayin 'oh fuck' to yourself now, but you won't admit that of course.
Stage hypnosis is very real and it is also very possible to make someone feel attracted to a prop as simple as a brush. If you can't accept this simple fact, then there's really no point in us taking the discussion any further.
it can not be used to make you do something that you don't want to do.
Correct. Which is why I said "as long as the subject was willing."
Did you convenietly forget to read that or was it just a mistake?
See Tiervexx, Your completely missing the point, which for someone obviously so intelligent I find hard to believe.
The point is that if someone can be hypnotised (nothing magical...just simple relaxation and imagination) to find a lifeless object attractive without any physiological interference then this PROVES that any form of attraction lies in the mind.
The genes make up the ability to think and determine how a persons mind thinks, they DO NOT determine what the mind thinks.
Therefore, attraction is learned behaviour and independant of the genes.