What is the biological reason for women's virginity?
I am not sure what your are specifically asking here. If it is "virginity" itself, then the term is not necessarily biological. "Virginity" is the precursor to the first sexual encounter, and can have several levels, depending on what you would define as a "sexual" encounter.On the other hand, if you are asking about the physical traits traditionally thought to show virginity, or the lack thereof, the answer is still little more than speculation. I speak of course of the "hymen".I say speculative, since there really doesn't need to be a biological reason for anything. Evolution does not require that a trait enhance the survival of an organism, only that it does not decrease the likelihood that an organism will procreate. If I were born with a thumb sticking out of my forehead, there is probably no physical advantage to having it, but, if I can find a mate and have offspring with the same genetic trait, then it is possible that the thumb may be retained for any number of generations, as long as it does not hinder the survival and mating capabilities of my descendants.The state of a hymen is often thought to denote whether or not a girl or women is a virgin, but in fact this is not necessarily the case. A hymen may be ruptured for any number of reasons, not just sexual intercourse. They may also remain intact after a lifetime of sexual activity. However, at least in some cases, when a hymen is broken, for whatever reason, it may be painful. I have seen suggestions that, if this does happen during intercourse, the woman may be less promiscuous throughout her lifetime. How this would benefit in procreation is difficult to imagine, but if it were true, it may contribute to a woman's dedication to any existing children, limiting the number of offspring in favor of providing a greater chance of survival to those she is in the process of raising.This is just a suggestion. I can't offer any studies and the source I saw on this (many years ago) may have already been disproved.
Whats a biological sister,brother,mother,or father?
Biological mother and father are the ones who gave birth to you. The biological brother or sister have the same 2 parents as you do.
Do you love your adopted children as much as biological children?
It depends on the age of the Adopted child, If the child is younger than 2 the relationship is generally very similar as although they are not genetically theirs, the child has had no formative years outside the adoption and the child is completely raised by the adopter, the child is also in its cuddly stage so the adopter feels more like she had birthed the child. Though the adopter has not been pregnant with the child, the main difference is just they way it was born, but the relationships are almost identical. Beyond the years of 2 I'm lead to believe that the "blood is thicker than water" concept applies as the child physiologically feels like someone else's child, however they can still have a close bond.
Once you are born you start dying?
false. very false. we don't start to die until we're fully developed and our mitochondria in our body's cells pass their prime. then we start to age, which is also a cause of death. the natural causes of age that cause us to die begin to start when we pas our prime, wich is in our 20s. assuming we don't have a sickness, because that can cause us to die too. like if you're born with a disease then you'll likely begin to die, depending on what it is.
If you were adopted and found out your biological parents have other children that weren't put up for adoption, how would that make you feel?
I was given up for adoption straight away from birth and always knew I was adopted. My adoptive family I have to say were not the best, my mother mainly, not abusive but just cold. I had 2 brothers who were also adopted and they seemed to be the favourites.I never had alot of information about my birth family, just that I had 2 half brothers from my mum. As far as I knew they grew up with my mum. Fast foward 40 years and I got the truth. Found out it was actually 3 half brothers I have from my mum and all 3 of them were brought up by their dad in Northern Ireland. My mum and dad actually got married and still are married to this day and they had another daughter and a son after me, both of which grew up with our parents. I don’t want to go into details about the adoption or why my half brothers didn’t grow up with our mum but what I will say is out of all the children of my mum I am the only one that has absolutely no problem with my full bio brother and sister growing up with our parents. Nobody in the family knew anything about me or that I even existed apart from my parents, and when I appeared all hell broke loose. My sister has had real trouble with it, not with me but with our parents. She can’t forgive them for me not growing up with them and she refuses to speak to our mum at all. I on the other hand totally understand my parents decision to do what they did and give me up for adoption and have absolutely no resentment whatsover to my bio brother and sister that did grow up with them.
My biological mother doesn't want anything to do with me how can a mother feel like that?
I'm 17 and adopted. I found my biological mother on facebook and finally worked up the courage to send her a message. After about 2 weeks I hadn't heard back so I sent her another message because I wasn't sure if she got the first and I just wanted to know if she just wasn't responding or what was going on. She finally sent me a message back saying I needed to stop contacting her because she didn't want me disrupting her life and she put my adoption behind her a long time ago and I needed to do the same. I don't even understand why or how she could do that. I've never really had too too many problems with being adopted (some but not like this) because I always figured my mom did what she thought was best but now I feel like she just didn't want me and still doesn't. How can some body be so cold to their own flesh and blood?
Why are you against adoption?
I have seen many questions where people are considering putting their child up for adoption and want opinions and any opinion that suggests adoption gets numerous thumbs down, even though they were respectful honest opinions. I am young and me and my husband have suffered from two miscarriages. I have wanted to have my own family since I was a little girl and it breaks my heart that I might not be able to, and it angers me that society is so against adoption. People are pretty much pressuring moms and dads into keeping children they don't want or can't provide for! I just want to understand why. Why do you all think that they will make better parents then me? I was pregnant for 8 weeks and I started prenatal exercises changed my diet right away and read everything that I could get my hands on about child development, infants, breast milk vs formula, cloth vs disposable diapers, circumcision, harmful chemicals in household products, BPA, everything! I'm not trying to rant I just want to understand your viewpoints and why some of you give thumbs down to anyone who suggests adoption, and therefore pressuring keeping the baby. Thank you all for your answers!
Why dont Michael Jackson's kids look like him?
None of his kids have a single trace of the Jackson's clan genes ... They look nothing like his family, not one trait. How did the kids come out looking 100% white if he was 100 % black? Did the doctor give him the wrong kids? or did jackson just not want his kids looking anything black?