The same people

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A mother records hospital staff attempting to remove her son from life support to harvest his organs without her consent. "You're trying to take my son off of life support and take his organs."

But Modern Orthodox rabbis, naive as usual, promote organ donation. The same people who tell you to move to Israel.

late marriages, what happens to men

Testosterone

• Decreased Production: Regular sexual activity, particularly orgasm, stimulates testosterone production. Without this stimulation, testosterone levels can gradually decline over time.
• Research Evidence: Studies show that men who engage in regular sexual activity (at least 2-3 times per week) maintain higher testosterone levels than those with infrequent or no sexual activity.
• Potential Impact: Lower testosterone can lead to decreased libido (creating a vicious cycle), reduced muscle mass, increased body fat, lower energy levels, and mood changes.

Prolactin

• Elevated Levels: Sexual activity, particularly orgasm, triggers prolactin release. In a sexless marriage, the prolactin surge that normally follows sex doesn't occur regularly.
• Paradoxical Effect: While immediate post-sex prolactin increases, chronic abstinence can lead to dysregulated prolactin patterns, potentially affecting libido and satisfaction.

Cortisol

• Increased Levels: The stress of a sexless relationship can elevate cortisol, the primary stress hormone.
• Impact: Elevated cortisol can further suppress testosterone production and contribute to anxiety, sleep disturbances, and weight gain.

Oxytocin

• Reduced Production: Often called the "bonding hormone," oxytocin is released during sexual activity and physical intimacy.
• Impact: Reduced oxytocin can decrease feelings of connection and intimacy between partners, potentially exacerbating relationship issues.

Dopamine

• Altered Response: The dopamine reward system is activated during sexual activity. Without this regular stimulation, men might seek alternative dopamine sources (potentially leading to other compulsive behaviors).

The hormonal changes in a sexless marriage create a physiological feedback loop that can make resuming sexual activity more challenging over time. The longer the period of abstinence, the more entrenched these hormonal patterns may become, potentially requiring both medical intervention and relationship counseling to address effectively.

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Feminists

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3 STOOGES weren't such rough guys

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