Post by K'Sennia Visitor on Sept 23, 2018 22:48:06 GMT
Are there differences between how the male and the female brain recall sexual experiences?
Like say, a man slept with a girl when they were both 17 and now they're in their fifties and they run into each other again. How likely is he to remember that encounter? I imagine if he didn't fuck around a lot then she would be more memorable. But how about if he slept around a lot and drank and partied a lot during that time? Would the experience had to have been really special for him to remember? I always hear that men are extremely visual, so if he ran into her again unexpectedly, could the right trigger bring him right back to that moment to have the whole encounter play out in his head again? How vivid are memories like that usually?
If she was also a huge partier/drinker when she was 17, and slept with a lot of peeps of all genders, would she be more likely or less likely to remember him? Would you expect her memories to be as visual as his or would she recall more emotions than physical sensations?
I know that there is no answer that would fit all female and male brains since there is no one way to be male or female, but I was wondering if there was a general consensus in how each person would be most likely to experience such a reunion?
