Blog – Page 24 – DrZhana

Blog – Page 24 – DrZhana

Red Is for Sex

zhanavrangalova

Apr 18th, 2013

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From red lipstick in use since 10,000 BC, to red-light districts around the world today, red is the color of sex. Many of us know this intuitively, but now there is a lot of science to back that up. Researchers have studied red in other mammals for a while, but as far as humans go, it all started back in 2008 at University of Rochester. In a series of 5 experiments, Andrew J. Elliot and Daniela Niesta established the following fun facts about the link between red and sex: – a red background in a woman’s photograph led men to
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Sexual Fantasy Role Play Survey

zhanavrangalova

Apr 16th, 2013

Participate in Sex Research , Uncategorized

This is not my study, I’m just passing it along. If you have some time and desire, please follow the link and take the survey. Confidential Sexual Fantasy Role Play Survey Hello! I am a researcher from the Psychology Department of SUNY at New Paltz conducting a Confidential Sexual Fantasy Role Play Survey. Participants must be at least 18 years old and fluent in English. Many questions are of a sexual and personal nature. If you find material of this type offensive you should not participate. The survey is designed to be confidential, you will not be asked to provide
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9-Year-Olds Think About Sex Too

zhanavrangalova

Apr 16th, 2013

Sex Science News , Uncategorized

In the U.S. today, we like to think of pre-adolescents and early adolescents as asexual. We like to keep our image on them as not yet soiled by the filth that is sex. We also tend to think that children and pre-adolescents need to be protected from any kind of exposure or information to anything sex-related. Of course, all available evidence points to the fact that children and pre-adolescents do have sexual interests, desires, curiosities, and behaviors. And there is no evidence to suggest that exposure to sexuality (unless forced) is detrimental to their well-being. But this country often cares
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Urban Dictionary: Zhana

zhanavrangalova

Apr 15th, 2013

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Have you ever looked up your name on Urban Dictionary? I just looked up mine last night, and this is what I found. 1. Zhana Unique name, just like her. Super ah!mazing. She is wonderful. Colorful, wears what she wants. Self-confident and Beautiful. Any guy would be lucky to have her. Wears makeup, doesn’t need it. Not too tall, but that doesn’t matter. Zhana totally rocks. Boy 1: “So you gonna hook up with that girl, dude?” Boy 2: “I dunno. She doens’t seem like a Zhana to me.” 2. Zhana a wonderful a-mase-ing person who is a great friend
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Socialization At Its Worst

zhanavrangalova

Apr 14th, 2013

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These images are from a photo project by JeongMee Yoon. You can read more about it here. I have nothing against girls wearing pink or boys wearing blue. But when ALL girls wear is pink, and ALL boys wear is blue, well, that is disturbing. Because it’s not just the color that is different – it’s the entire worldview. No wonder people often feel like women and men come from different planets. They may be born on the same planet. But our civilization makes sure they grow up on two different planets.
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The Holiday Season Sex Effect

zhanavrangalova

Apr 14th, 2013

Sex Science News , Uncategorized

Sex is a seasonal matter: in the U.S., there’s a spike in sexual activity during the cold, winter months, and then another, smaller spike during early summer. For example, we already know that during these two times of the year, condom sales shoot up, first intercourse happens more often, and children are more often conceived. Consequently, abortions and STI diagnoses increase in the first 3 months of the year and in late summer-early fall. (Here‘s a review paper on this.) These two, 6 months apart, seasonal cycles are so consistent and intriguing, that they have their own names: the holiday
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Sexy Narcissists

zhanavrangalova

Apr 09th, 2013

Sex Science News , Uncategorized

Narcissist are not the nicest people around – they have unrealistically inflated views of themselves, an annoying sense of entitlement, and blatant disregard for others. Yet, they seem to have a special sexual appeal that many men and women fall for, at least initially (until they reveal their true colors). Or so they say narcissists themselves. For example, narcissists claim that: – they find it easier to start new relationships (see here); – they feel they have more alternatives to their current dating partners (see here); – they have more sex partners (see here). But you can’t really trust narcissists.
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2 weeks ago

I recently posted an IG story which asked “What are the three most important components of a relationship for you?” The answers were so diverse, I decided to compile them into one giant list. I hope you enjoy reading these as much as I did!

Self respect
Trust
Sexual chemistry
Mutual interests
Honesty
Emotional safety
Communication
Sexual compatibility
Sex
Courage
Support
Respect
Shared values
Love
Joy
Happiness
Fun
Intimacy
Compatible sex drive
Humor
Kindness
Open mindedness
Patience
Authenticity
Companionship
Vulnerability
Knowledge of oneself
Mutual understanding
Teamwork
Friendship
Equality
Reliability
Generosity
Loyalty
Feeling comfortable
Enjoying each other’s company
Empathy
Passion
Transparency
Laughter
Adventure
Effort
Understanding
Independence
Curiosity
Growth mindset
Commitment
Connection
Sacrifice
Realism
Intellect
Freedom
Peace
Stability
Care
Emotional balance
Common interests
Different interests
Space
Security
Affection
Shared goals
Playfulness
Confidence
Acceptance
Openness
Dedication
Compromise
Attraction
Camaraderie
Safety
Positivity
Quality time
Spontaneity
Flexibility
Adaptability
Consistency
Reciprocity
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