Pucca  +  274524 Sat, 30 Sep 06 01:39 PM Why J.Baker?? Pucca Joined on Sun, Aug 27 2006 Spain Senior Member 2,972

	Pucca  +  274563 Sat, 30 Sep 06 03:38 PM Nothing!!hehe.. But if you don´t believe that women and men have different brains..look on the net!!I´m sure you´ll have to believe me!! Pucca

	Englishuser  +  274611 Sat, 30 Sep 06 05:54 PM Hi Pucca, You wrote: I read it in a magazine! If you are male, doesn´t matter how sensitive you are, women will be always more!!(in general) Who wrote the article you read? Probably not an expert in sociology or neuropsychology. You didn't answer my question: Is it possible that a man has a woman's brain, and the other way around? Englishuser Englishuser Joined on Thu, Mar 30 2006 Regular Member 717 Articles

	Pucca  +  274631 Sat, 30 Sep 06 07:35 PM Hi Englishuser, The sentence of "If you are male, doesn´t matter how sensitive you are, women will be always more!!(in general)" I didn´t read it in a magazine, it is what I think! In my opinion, a man will never have a woman´s brain...by the way, I don´t know who wrote the article as I read it in the dentist while I was waiting for my turn...  Pucca Articles

	Englishuser  +  274636 Sat, 30 Sep 06 07:55 PM Hi Pucca, You wrote: In my opinion, a man will never have a woman´s brain... Are you a neurologist, Pucca? A person's sex/gender is not always clear-cut. What about intersexual people's brains? Englishuser Englishuser Genders

	Pucca  +  275006 Sun, 01 Oct 06 07:53 PM Dear Englishuser, No, I´m not a neurologist..it´s only my opinion!! mm..I also think that intersexual people have the brain of their gender..why do you ask??Are they different?? I found this on the net... Women are more sensitive than men when it comes to pain, according to an Oct 24, 2005, news release from the American Society of Plastic Surgeons. A study found that women feel pain more intensely than men because women have more nerve receptors. Women in the study averaged 34 nerve fibers per square centimeter in the facial skin while men averaged only 17 nerve fibers. Although there is a psychosocial expectation that men will be tougher than women when feeling pain, these findings illustrate that women's lower pain tolerance and threshold are physical Researchers hope that the data compiled from this study will give a new perspective on how to better treat pain in women after surgery. Pucca Genders

	Englishuser  +  275027 Sun, 01 Oct 06 08:55 PM Hi Pucca, I have read a lot of articles arguing the opposite. I think we should try not to generalise too much; we're all individuals, not just representatives of our gender! Englishuser Englishuser Articles, Genders