Fall Kachelmann: Faktum oder in der 'Elsen-Falle' ...? (Teil 2)

Daraus machst du nach wie vor: Sie sind selbst Schuld. Darauf kann ich nur antworten: Du verstehst es nicht...!"

steffi @Alice, S. 37, 11:44 h:

Du stellst hier immer die Schuldfrage, bezüglich seiner moralischen Lebenseinstellungen.

Er hat vielleicht genau das gelebt, was ihm gefallen hat. Keiner hat die Mädels gezwungen, sich diesem Leiden hinzugeben. Haben die alle freiwillig und selber entschieden. Dass es für sie eine falsche Entscheidung war, ist tragisch.

Aber glaub mir, diese Damen werden immer wieder auf den gleichen Typ Mann "reinfallen", weil es genau das ist, was sie suchen ...

https://ratlos-im-netz.forumieren.com/sexualitat-f14/fall-kachelmann-faktum-oder-in-der-elsen-falle-teil-2-t144-720.htm#9382

Barbarella, S. 37, 11:58 h:

Wenn man jetzt mal nach den netten Tierbildern zuordnen möchte, ist Steffi eindeutig eine Tüpfelhyäne.

https://ratlos-im-netz.forumieren.com/sexualitat-f14/fall-kachelmann-faktum-oder-in-der-elsen-falle-teil-2-t144-720.htm#9383

Wenn man jetzt mal nach den netten Tierbildern zuordnen möchte, ist Steffi eindeutig eine Tüpfelhyäne.

Ausgezeichneter Jäger......und eigentlich die einzig wahre Emanze. Immer das letzte Wort. Noch schnell einmal nachgebissen.

"Ich halte deine Aussage nicht für falsch, sehe sie aber differenzierter: das Problem dieser Frauen ist - gibt es auch bei Männern - sie verlieben sich in eine Baustelle, verfügen aber über keinerlei handwerkliches Geschick.

Im Klartext: dass da etwas nicht stimmt, merken sie schon, gehen aber diesen Kompromiss ein, weil sie 'denken', den Rest schaffen sie schon."

Eines der außergewöhnlichsten Merkmale der Tüpfelhyäne ist die Maskulinisation („Vermännlichung“) der Weibchen.
Die Vagina verschmilzt – wie sonst nur bei männlichen Säugetieren – mit der Harnröhre zu einem Harn-Geschlechtsgang (Urogenitalkanal), der durch den Kitzler verläuft. Der Kitzler ähnelt dem Penis der Männchen, er erreicht rund 90 % dessen Länge und ist ebenso erigierbar.
Eine andere Sicht hält die Maskulinisierung für ein „Nebenprodukt“ der Entwicklung der Weibchen hin zu stärkeren, aggressiveren Tieren,
http://de.wikipedia.org/wiki/T%C3%BCpfelhy%C3%A4ne

Schmerl, Christiane, Weibliche Aggressionen: Wann werden „Weiber zu Hyänen“? Aus: Forschung an der Universität, 23/2001, Hrg. Informations- und Pressestelle der Universität Bielefeld

The Largest Clitoris in the World
When females are more "male" than males
By Stefan Anitei, Science Editor
The clitoris is a female sexual organ in mammals - that is common knowledge by now. However, have you ever wondered why do mammalian females have one in the first place?

Well, at the beginning of its development, the embryo has no gender. As it prepares to develop into either of the two genders, it forms bud tissues that will later generate either a penis or milk glands. After the first stage of its development is over, the embryo starts generating sex hormones according to its chromosome information of what it's going to be, male or female.

Male hormones trigger the development of the penis, but female hormones stop the development of the penis bud, which thus remains a vestigial clitoris. As a side note, this is also why males also have nipples. Thus, the clitoris is the homologous female organ for the penis, the only difference between the two being that it lacks urethra (females do not urinate through their clitoris). The clitoris has only the function of inducing sexual excitement - it even has erectile tissue and a gland, just like the penis.
What's bizarre is that, in some mammal species, the clitoris can grow
very large, reaching lengths that have prompted scientists to refer to it as to a "pseudopenis". …
To make matters even more complicated, the females also have a fake scrotum made by the enlarged joined vulva, and pseudo-testes filled with fatty tissue. You can imagine the surprise of the first explorers of Africa, back at the beginning of the 19th century, when they saw that their caged "male" hyenas could actually give birth!

For a long time, the species was believed to be hermaphrodite. In fact, only the shape of the gland marks the difference between a penis and a clitoris in spotted hyenas. The erection of the penis or clitoris, which is voluntary in both sexes, is certainly a display of submission in both male and female spotted hyenas. Studies have also revealed that the clitoris plays a high social role in the clans of these animals.

The subordinate female individuals lick the clitoris of a higher-ranked female as a clear sign of submission and obedience. Nevertheless, this is not something that happens only amongst females, since males (which are inferior to all females) and cubs also lick the clitoris of dominant females. There is also the situation when females lick each other's clitorises, which is a greeting or an affective behavior that strengthens links between individuals. Oppositely, a female will never lick the penis of a male, since it is subordinate - the highest ranked male is inferior to the lowest ranked female.

Another curious fact about female spotted hyenas is that they carry higher levels of testosterone than the males in their blood, and this is something that can be observed as early as the embryo stage. Later in life, females become bigger in size and more aggressive than their counterparts, which makes them the dominant sex in the spotted hyena society. That's why biologists initially believed that the development of the clitoris was caused by the huge quantities of testosterone to be found in the fetus. But, since anti-androgens administration did not stop the growth of the huge clitoris, this character is now regarded as genetic.

Another element that makes the female spotted hyena be so dominant within the clan is also the fact that it has full control of and during mating, since penetration is practically impossible without its cooperation.

Birth is particularly difficult because the clitoris itself is narrow. However, since it breaks during the first parturition, the subsequent births are easier. There are countless cases of captive females giving birth for the first time that had stillborn cubs because of the long and painful labor. In the wild, the survival rates of females fall sharply when giving birth for the first time. Just to state the obvious, we can easily conclude that the first parturition is extremely hazardous for the spotted hyena females.

This evolutionary trade-off is somewhat like the one noticed with the human bipedal position and the pelvis bones in women. Whatever might have been its causes, it seems to have paid off, as the spotted hyenas, due to their social organization, are the single largest dominant predators in the African savanna, with numbers surpassing by far that of the lions and leopards.

The other hyena species (stripped and brown) do not present the trait of the enlarged clitoris.

Image credit: Kay Holekamp's laboratory, Michigan State University

http://news.softpedia.com/news/The-Largest-Clitoris-in-the-World-45527.shtml