Mind control with Semen

Ok; I know this is a photographic blog but I just couldn’t resist posting this latest research on seminal fluid and its mind control properties. I have included a microscopic image of the fruit fly, ‘cannot claim its mine’; just to keep a focus on photography!

crafty little bugger

The more a woman has sex with her partner, the more committed she becomes, and the less attracted she is to other men — at least in the short-term. For decades, scientists have known that female Drosophila refuse sex for a period of time after they come into contact with seminal fluid. This may give a reproductive edge to the first male with whom a female has sex.

A study led by Geoffrey Findlay at the University of Washington has finally shed some light on the phenomenon. Turns out there are proteins in seminal fluid, many of which transfer to the female after sex. Some of these proteins are warrior-like — they fight the sperm of rival males. Other proteins are like hypnotists — entering the female’s circulatory system, they hormonally dampen her interest in having sex with other males. Somewhat disturbingly, the more semen a female is exposed to, the more influence the male has over her reproductive tract and her mating behavior.

Semen, it seems, has mind control properties.

Molecular biologists are obsessed with the sex lives of fruit flies (Drosophila melanogaster), and no wonder. It’s just so easy to manipulate the little guys. It seems researchers can make fruit flies gay within hours of applying a drug to them.

Why on earth would you want to pay a scientist to make male fruit flies ‘gay’?

Now a research team at Cornell has published a paper about how proteins in fruit fly semen can control the behaviour of female flies. The most interesting part is that these same behaviour-controlling proteins exist in human semen, too. Girls, find out how sperm is controlling your life after a shag.

Researchers report that several proteins found in Drosophila semen affect the short-term and long-term behaviour of ladies who’ve recently received an injection of it from their insect lovers. In the short term, the lady flies start producing more eggs. And in the long term, they are less receptive to sex with other males. This presumably prevents sperm competition.

No word on exactly how a semen protein might make a lady less receptive to sex with other males. But we do know that many homo sapiens guys have the same protein. So could men be controlling female minds with their semen, making them want to get together again and again? Not really. Apparently the long term effects of this protein only last about 10 days at the most. That’s enough to insure that no other guys sperm hone in on the fertilization process, but not enough to keep you wedded forever.

If this is all true then I wonder about lesbians, as there is no seminal fluids in their lives wonder what their outcome is! As for homosexuals well the mind boggles!

Ladies then be aware, we men have mind control over you if we are lucky enough to bed you.