It affects oceans because they are so frickin big. So unless you're one big frickin woman, the moons effect on the water in your body is negligible.
It affects oceans because they are so frickin big. So unless you're one big frickin woman, the moons effect on the water in your body is negligible.
You don't need moonlight to have sex. However, if you are in the pitch dark, you will be less tempted when you can't see some naked person lying right next to you. A little bit of light does wonders.
LMAO! Yeah, for men. They are more visual than women when it comes to sex. So it seems the moon would effect them, not us.
Still, you are more likely to think about sex when you can see a naked person lying next to you, than if you can't see that person....
Well, if men are so visual - then wouldn't they want to do it more often when there is moonlight?
A woman's cycle would have evolved to maximize cost/ benefit of fertility opportunities. If it was something silly to do 'with the moon's gravity' then all mammals would have the same cycle. Humans are no more a % of water than other mammals.