[ SECRET POST #3023 ]

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⌈ Secret Post #3023 ⌋

Warning: Some secrets are NOT worksafe and may contain SPOILERS.

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Comments

Re: weirdest thing you've ever found hot

[herpymcderp]

We actually don't suppress it. If you want to put it scientifically, we call the exchange information and familial or sexual compatibility through scent/pheromones the "major histocompatibility complex (MHC) interaction". Mothers and infants often share these exchanges, as do siblings, potential lovers, friends, and even rivals. MHC interactions in humans are thought to underlie incest aversion, territoriality, mate choice and even friend choice.

Hell, there are even entire genres of porn dedicated to the scent of a man or woman's armpits, so there are even social examples that this particular part of our biology still plays a role in our sexual behaviour.

Re: weirdest thing you've ever found hot

[belladonna_took]

Ooh. That's interesting.

As far as social behaviour goes though, we don't greet new people by sticking our faces in their armpits. Or have I been doing it wrong?

It somehow doesn't surprise me that there's porn of that.

Re: weirdest thing you've ever found hot

[herpymcderp]

We don't, but then we really don't need to. We try to mask it in various ways (deodorant, perfume, body wash) but you've probably had the experience of being near someone who hasn't attempted to cover up their body odour. You might be sitting a few feet away from someone on the bus and suddenly be hit by a wall of smell, for example.

It's pretty damn strong, and as it turns out, the compounds that you don't consciously "smell" have an even greater range than the body odour that is caused by our personal armpit biome. Some studies have suggested that under the right circumstances it can have an area of effect of 5-8 feet, which might explain the instances of walking into a room and immediately being drawn to a certain person.

Re: weirdest thing you've ever found hot

[belladonna_took]

I have a stank radius?

Awesome.