Mood:
suaveNow Playing: "Back Door Man" by the Doors
Although I haven't done any independent research on this since the Late Pleistocene Era, it's still very good to know:
New research indicates parts of the brain that govern fear and anxiety are switched off when a woman is having an orgasm but remain active if she is faking.Heh, heh.
In the first study to map brain function during orgasm, scientists from the Netherlands also found that as a woman climaxes, an area of the brain governing emotional control is largely deactivated.
"During orgasm, there was strong, enormous deactivation in the brain. During fake orgasm, there was no deactivation of the brain at all. None," [neuroscientist Gert] Holstege said.