According to the Daily Mail, Klay Thompson allegedly complained about Megan Thee Stallion being too ghetto and too loud, reportedly saying, “I’m tired of this ghettoness.”
Sources claim he spoke negatively about her behind her back and privately criticized the way she acts and speaks.
Intranasal oxytocin boosted partner-related reward signaling, but not in hormonal-contraceptive users
In this study, pair-bonded women were given 24 IU intranasal oxytocin and shown pictures of their romantic partner.
In naturally cycling women, oxytocin increased the partner’s attractiveness bias and increased reward-system activity to his face, mainly in the nucleus accumbens and VTA.
In women using hormonal contraception, this partner-specific effect was absent.
Oxytocin reinforced partner value through the reward system only when the natural hormonal environment was intact.
Broda Barnes literally developed a heavy whipping cream diet in 1965 as a more convenient alternative to fasting🤣
His book Hypothyroidism also includes a vigorous defense of ketosis and low-carb/high-fat diets.
The only macro he discourages for its thyroid impact is protein.
Men prefer more feminine women when testosterone is high
The more testosterone men have at a given moment, the stronger their attraction to feminine facial features in women, British psychologists reported.
The researchers tested 29 heterosexual men twice, two weeks apart. Each time, they rated pairs of faces: the same woman shown in a more masculine or more feminine version. Testosterone was measured from saliva in both sessions.
In the high-testosterone session, men showed a stronger preference for the feminine version of women’s faces.
This effect was only seen when judging women’s faces. It did not appear when judging men’s faces.
Men preferred feminine women in both sessions, but this preference was stronger when testosterone was high.
PMID: 18755192
A 2013 study found that when women started the pill, their preference for masculine male faces decreased.
It also found that women who met their partner while on the pill had, on average, less masculine-faced partners.
PMID: 23528282