Chlamydia, Stilettos, Hookers - Oh My
I don't even want to know what sex trade searching you were doing. I've decided to be nice to my readers and I've found a non-scam site where you can view your "needs". Just follow the link link here. Now back to the article...
This is a warning to all you sex trade workers out there (you know who you are), as well as to any other person (drag-dressing men and dominatrix women, alike) who wear stilettos.
Studies have indicated that high heels may, in fact, drive you crazy. And, I don't mean crazy as in they hurt your feet, but I mean crazy as in literally.
The well-heeled might have cause for alarm. A scientist in Sweden says wearing high heels can lead to mental disorders, and has drawn alarming parallels between stilettos and schizophrenia among women.So, if you're feeling a little down - perhaps hearing voices - it is suggested you take off those toosie torturers and put some penny loafers on your paws.Jarl Flensmark says high heels cause their wearers to tense their calves in a way that normal walking never does. That could prevent neuro-receptors in the calf muscles from triggering release of dopamine, a compound necessary for mental well-being.
And, there's more news for the sexually promiscuous.
Got that itchy, burning feeling down below?
Well, it seems that there may be less of you out there than originally thought.
The rate of severe complications associated with chlamydia, the most commonly reported sexually transmitted disease, might be lower than commonly thought.Oh phew, I guess that means I can go on the prowl.
But, wait,
Others, however, were not convinced by the findings.Drat, and I thought I had every reason to throw caution to the wind and go tramping.Importantly, Sperling added, the study only looked at hospital-reported complications, while most complications are not diagnosed in a hospital.
Oh well, I guess it's back to my non-stiletto wearing/non-whoring lifestyle... and I had such high hopes.
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Comments
So...the Devil does wear Prada?
Posted by: Night Writer | July 10, 2006 11:26 AM
...and I had such high hopes.
Your male fans are crestfallen! Devastated!
Posted by: McGehee
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July 10, 2006 01:32 PM
I hate phrases like this
"high heels cause their wearers to tense their calves in a way that normal walking never does. That could prevent neuro-receptors in the calf muscles from triggering release of dopamine, a compound necessary for mental well-being."
Use of the word "could" loosingly translates, we are making an assumption, we have no real data to back it up.
SO in accordance.
Some men find the walk a woman makes with high heels intensely sexy and that could result in high heel wearers being more sought out as sexual partners and since
any dopamine deprivation due to tensing the calves could more than compensated by the relaxation of other parts of their anatomy. ;-)
Posted by: Dan Kauffman
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July 10, 2006 02:36 PM
Note: anytime you see the words
"could", "might" "may" or their synonyms
what you are reading is not Science, it is opinion and assumption.
Posted by: Dan Kauffman
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July 10, 2006 02:39 PM
Granted all hypothesis and theory starts with assumptions.
What turns them into something more is called the Scientific Method. Which we seemed to have mislaid lately.
For instance Simultaneity does not prove Causality.
All the statistics in the world cannot prove a causal relationship. They can only point to a possibilty.
Posted by: Dan Kauffman
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July 10, 2006 03:23 PM
Bah, most of the time even Scientifically determined data is a bunch of coulda, woulda, shoulda, lol.
What's better, butter or margarine, lol?
Posted by: Sam | July 11, 2006 11:26 AM
butter TASTES a whole lot better.
Posted by: Dan Kauffman
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July 11, 2006 03:02 PM