I need some advice from the board. I have a female friend and she is a amateur Mma fighter. She lacking one thing and thats aggression. She had a total hysterectomy about 10 years ago and I assume leaves her with messed up hormones and I'm woundering if this is the cause of her non aggressive ways? I want to help bring the beast out in her! I do believe she will be up for any ideas. Thanks
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Got my wife pregnant never seen her so aggressive. She's ready to fist fight me before I even open my mouth lol. Maybe talk to sister steel. For me I have to focus and tell myself I need to b aggressive. Off the mats I'm a pretty nice guy on the mats it's them or me had a lot of mental involvedsigpic
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Thanks vicious I'm hopeing sister will chime in at some point. I'm like you nice as can be but when the door locks its you or me. She's not that way she has the heart of ten men but when she is fighting she acts like she doesent want too hurt her opponent.
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Focused meditation helps many of my buddies who fight. Gentle giants just like viscous off the mats, on a caged animal that will destroy you once you set foot on. They do the above meditation as they focus their energy completely in competing. A little mind therapy can go a long way in anything we do.When I die I want to be called a friend or family member by everyone I came into contact with!!!
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Re: Women and aggression
Originally posted by Hoss View PostThanks vicious I'm hopeing sister will chime in at some point. I'm like you nice as can be but when the door locks its you or me. She's not that way she has the heart of ten men but when she is fighting she acts like she doesent want too hurt her opponent.
I need to know more to help.
It could be something so easy as to the fact that it's just not in her to be aggressive and potentially hurt someone. I roll with a girl at my school who would be a fierce competitor but she just can't compete and bring herself to potentially hurt someone.DISCLAIMER: "SisterSteel" is a fictitious character with the sole purpose to entertain. Any information/advice given out, stated, or implied is for entertainment only and should not be considered the advocation of any illegal activity.
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Ok sister I'm gonna try and answer your questions. Before the surgery she had alot more emotions. She was a little pron to violence. Now she doesent get to excited about any thing. They tried some sort of estrogen that came from a horse I guess and that only last a couple of weeks cuzz it made things real bad in all areas. She is currently on nothing and hasent been for many years. I think she needs some sort of chemical help but I really don't know
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Re: Women and aggression
I know next to nothing about women's hormones, but when my estrogen gets too high I feel more aggressive and emotions are more pronounced (positive and negative). Maybe a little higher estrogen levels would help? Perhaps a little experimenting? That's how I usually find out which way I need to go, try a little more or less and see how that makes me feel.
Estrogens are known modulators of aggression however, the specific action of estrogens on brain function has not been determined. In a correlational study, the number of estrogen receptors in regions of the hypothalamus and limbic system was correlated with aggressive behavior in a domestic strain of mice (CD-1). To determine whether these correlations reflect the effect of estrogen on aggression, the production of estrogen was manipulated by an aromatase inhibitor (fadrozole) to observe the subsequent effects on aggressive behavior. Reduction of estrogen production resulted in a decrease in aggressive behavior, suggesting that estrogen acts to increase aggression.
Abstract: Estrogens are known modulators of aggression however, the specific action of estrogens on brain function has not been determined. In a correlational study, the number of estrogen receptors in regions of the hypothalamus and limbic system was correlated with aggressive behavior in a domestic strain of mice (CD-1). To determine whether these correlations reflect the effect of estrogen on aggression, the production of estrogen was manipulated by an aromatase inhibitor (fadrozole) to observe the subsequent effects on aggressive behavior. Reduction of estrogen production resulted in a decrease in aggressive behavior, suggesting that estrogen acts to increase aggression.
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