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Oh my... a collector? Welcome to the game Hunter.
Red Heads Are....
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Oh my... a collector? Welcome to the game Hunter.
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Ohhh.. a challenge! I'll bite...Are we talking natural redheads or are we including bottled?
Natural, of course.
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Welll then, my good Sir.... My answer would be 5. Now it's time for you to show your hand
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Oh my.... open palm
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Oh my.... open palm
Just before the grab.
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A rough grab I'm hoping.... hungry and urgent
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Is there any other kind?
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There is... but it's very rare
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You don't cross me as the type that likes the soft touch.
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Only on VERY rare occasions! maybe when caressing a bruised behind after it's been punished and laying there satisfied
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How lovely...a gorgeous red head Beautiful profile picture!
Beautiful profile picture!
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That's why I have been gifted with a tongue. It's for more than just spreading words of temptation.
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How lovely...a gorgeous red head
Why thank you very much Lion
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If you’re a natural-born redhead, you’ve probably put up with a fair share of harassment. You’ve been called carrot top countless times, you're constantly defending your freckly complexion — and if someone asks you if “the carpet matches the drapes” one more time, you’ll scream.
And now this: The world’s largest sperm bank, Cryos International, has announced that it no longer accepts donations from red-haired men — there’s simply more supply than demand, according to agency director Ole Schou. Ouch!
So we can’t help but wonder: What’s with all the ragging on redheads? Perhaps we pick on Pippi Longstockings because of the minority factor (redheads only make up about 2 to 6 percent of the U.S. population). So in honor of all the tormented Lucile Balls and Conan O’Briens out there, we’ve combed through the latest research to find out what your red locks means for your health and happiness — and some of it makes us, well, green with envy.
Redheads Have More Sex
Next time someone calls you Little Orphan Annie, you can fire back with this no-fail comeback: “At least I’m having more sex than you.” According to recent research, redheads get it on more often than their blonde and brunette peers. The study, which was conducted by researcher Werner Habermehl, PhD, from the Hamburg Research Institute in Germany, looked at the sex lives and hair color of hundreds of German women. “The sex lives of women with red hair were clearly more active than those with other hair color,” Dr. Habermehl said in a press release. “The research shows that the fiery redhead certainly lives up to her reputation.”
Why are redheads having all the fun? There could be a number of explanations, cognitive scientist and personality psychologist Scott Barry Kaufman, PhD, wrote on PsychologyToday.com: Red hair is attention-grabbing, rare (we want what we can’t have), and an “indicator of youth and fertility” (it’s the anti-gray). Color psychologists also say that red provokes and arouses people more than any other color. Perhaps redheads just know how to get our blood boiling.
Red Hair May Be Good for Your Bones
Redheads may curse the pale complexion that often accompanies their cherry tresses, but scientists have found that fair skin has an important anti-disease property. It soaks up more vitamin D, which is essential for bone health and preventing osteoporosis. Some researchers believe it may also boost immunity and help prevent some cancers and autoimmune diseases.
Throughout history, the “ginger gene” likely protected many redheads against rickets, a disorder that softens and weakens bones due to vitamin D deficiency, according to Professor Jonathon Rees of the University of Edinburgh. “Vitamin D may have played a big role here,” he said at a seminar on hair color in London. “There's also good data that we need vitamin D to fight against infections like tuberculosis. This sort of thing could have a very big evolutionary impact.”
Redheads May Be at Higher Risk for Skin Cancer and Parkinson's
Redheads’ pale complexion may also mean sunburns, which increases the risk of skin cancer. Researchers at Duke University compared the reaction of melanin (the skin pigment that darkens in the sun) to UV light exposure in both redheads and people with darker hair, and they found that it took less energy to create potentially cancer-causing free radicals in people with red locks (meaning a higher cancer risk).
Redheads may also be more susceptible to Parkinson’s disease. According to a Harvard study, people with red hair have a nearly 90 percent higher risk for the neurological disorder, which causes progressive difficulties with balance and coordination. Scientists aren’t completely sure why there’s a connection, but they believe it may have to do with a mutation in a red hair-related gene that also spells a higher risk for Parkinson’s.
Redheads Are More Sensitive to Pain
Stop being so sensitive, carrot tops — to physical pain, that is. Turns out, redheads are thin-skinned when it comes to pain tolerance. Research shows that they require about 20 percent more anesthesia than blondes or brunettes, possibly because they’re more resistant to pain medications like Novocain, according to a study published in the journal Anesthesiology. They’re also more sensitive to pain caused by cold and hot temperatures. What’s going on? Blame it on that same gene mutation that increases the risk of Parkinson’s disease, which also appears to affect pain receptors in the brain.
Redheads Are Not Going Extinct
Despite a long-running rumor that redheads deserve a spot on the endangered species list, gingers are here to stay. While only 4 percent of the world’s population carries the recessive redhead gene, according to the Oxford Hair Foundation, that number will probably only decrease as redheads reproduce with non-redheads. So over time, red hair may become more rare, but “they’ll be here forever,” Barry Star, PhD, a genetics professor at Stanford University, told The Boston Globe. That’s because 4 percent of the population is still a pretty huge number — too large to be wiped out completely anytime soon. So rest easy, redheads — you and your crimson manes, active sex lives, and bad teeth aren’t going anywhere.
That's probably not what you were looking for, or more than you were looking for, but there it is.
there are several studies about the higher sex levels and pain issues.
This particular redhead (me) finds it very anger inducing to be called a ginger. At one time while with Denali he actually showed me a youtube video that denigrated "gingers". Growing up boys were CRUEL about it but when I bloomed...those same boys were calling all the time.
I had a gyno one time even say, "OH, you are a true red head" how stupid and unprofessional, I didn't go back.
And now this: The world’s largest sperm bank, Cryos International, has announced that it no longer accepts donations from red-haired men — there’s simply more supply than demand, according to agency director Ole Schou. Ouch!
So we can’t help but wonder: What’s with all the ragging on redheads? Perhaps we pick on Pippi Longstockings because of the minority factor (redheads only make up about 2 to 6 percent of the U.S. population). So in honor of all the tormented Lucile Balls and Conan O’Briens out there, we’ve combed through the latest research to find out what your red locks means for your health and happiness — and some of it makes us, well, green with envy.
Redheads Have More Sex
Next time someone calls you Little Orphan Annie, you can fire back with this no-fail comeback: “At least I’m having more sex than you.” According to recent research, redheads get it on more often than their blonde and brunette peers. The study, which was conducted by researcher Werner Habermehl, PhD, from the Hamburg Research Institute in Germany, looked at the sex lives and hair color of hundreds of German women. “The sex lives of women with red hair were clearly more active than those with other hair color,” Dr. Habermehl said in a press release. “The research shows that the fiery redhead certainly lives up to her reputation.”
Why are redheads having all the fun? There could be a number of explanations, cognitive scientist and personality psychologist Scott Barry Kaufman, PhD, wrote on PsychologyToday.com: Red hair is attention-grabbing, rare (we want what we can’t have), and an “indicator of youth and fertility” (it’s the anti-gray). Color psychologists also say that red provokes and arouses people more than any other color. Perhaps redheads just know how to get our blood boiling.
Red Hair May Be Good for Your Bones
Redheads may curse the pale complexion that often accompanies their cherry tresses, but scientists have found that fair skin has an important anti-disease property. It soaks up more vitamin D, which is essential for bone health and preventing osteoporosis. Some researchers believe it may also boost immunity and help prevent some cancers and autoimmune diseases.
Throughout history, the “ginger gene” likely protected many redheads against rickets, a disorder that softens and weakens bones due to vitamin D deficiency, according to Professor Jonathon Rees of the University of Edinburgh. “Vitamin D may have played a big role here,” he said at a seminar on hair color in London. “There's also good data that we need vitamin D to fight against infections like tuberculosis. This sort of thing could have a very big evolutionary impact.”
Redheads May Be at Higher Risk for Skin Cancer and Parkinson's
Redheads’ pale complexion may also mean sunburns, which increases the risk of skin cancer. Researchers at Duke University compared the reaction of melanin (the skin pigment that darkens in the sun) to UV light exposure in both redheads and people with darker hair, and they found that it took less energy to create potentially cancer-causing free radicals in people with red locks (meaning a higher cancer risk).
Redheads may also be more susceptible to Parkinson’s disease. According to a Harvard study, people with red hair have a nearly 90 percent higher risk for the neurological disorder, which causes progressive difficulties with balance and coordination. Scientists aren’t completely sure why there’s a connection, but they believe it may have to do with a mutation in a red hair-related gene that also spells a higher risk for Parkinson’s.
Redheads Are More Sensitive to Pain
Stop being so sensitive, carrot tops — to physical pain, that is. Turns out, redheads are thin-skinned when it comes to pain tolerance. Research shows that they require about 20 percent more anesthesia than blondes or brunettes, possibly because they’re more resistant to pain medications like Novocain, according to a study published in the journal Anesthesiology. They’re also more sensitive to pain caused by cold and hot temperatures. What’s going on? Blame it on that same gene mutation that increases the risk of Parkinson’s disease, which also appears to affect pain receptors in the brain.
Redheads Are Not Going Extinct
Despite a long-running rumor that redheads deserve a spot on the endangered species list, gingers are here to stay. While only 4 percent of the world’s population carries the recessive redhead gene, according to the Oxford Hair Foundation, that number will probably only decrease as redheads reproduce with non-redheads. So over time, red hair may become more rare, but “they’ll be here forever,” Barry Star, PhD, a genetics professor at Stanford University, told The Boston Globe. That’s because 4 percent of the population is still a pretty huge number — too large to be wiped out completely anytime soon. So rest easy, redheads — you and your crimson manes, active sex lives, and bad teeth aren’t going anywhere.
That's probably not what you were looking for, or more than you were looking for, but there it is.
there are several studies about the higher sex levels and pain issues.
This particular redhead (me) finds it very anger inducing to be called a ginger. At one time while with Denali he actually showed me a youtube video that denigrated "gingers". Growing up boys were CRUEL about it but when I bloomed...those same boys were calling all the time.
I had a gyno one time even say, "OH, you are a true red head" how stupid and unprofessional, I didn't go back.
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Why thank you very much Lion
Quite welcome, but you did all the hard work. Just stating the obvious
How are you today?
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Confidence AND drive... hmmm... may just have to tuck that into my back pocket
Just bend over, I'll put it there for you.
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Haha... yes, I learned at a very young age to just accept this fate. And all my friends call me Red... so I really don't mind at all. And yes, the carpets matching the drapes question is ALWAYS asked!
And yes... I'm a true, natural red head. Both of my parents were redheads so I got a double dose.
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Quite welcome, but you did all the hard work. Just stating the obvious
Haha... naa... I was just fueling the flames that others had already started.
I am doing well thanks! Screaming.... at the tv. My Colts are starting to get a little sloppy. lol And yourself?
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*Bends slowly over and sticks my rear out. Looks back and bites my bottom lip with anticipation
Tuck it in tight... my tight jeans have a way of pushing things out of the pocket
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Haha... yes, I learned at a very young age to just accept this fate. And all my friends call me Red... so I really don't mind at all. And yes, the carpets matching the drapes question is ALWAYS asked!
And yes... I'm a true, natural red head. Both of my parents were redheads so I got a double dose.
As I don't have "carpet" the point is moot any more.
I think people are fools about this.
"Hey red who peed on your head"...the boy that said that in elementary asked me out 4 times in High School. LOL Never went.
I love my red hair. Even when it is a riot of ringlets and not cooperating. I like being in the 2%
I like that I like sex, and plenty of it, with lots of variety.
I like that my man knows I heat up fast and stay that way a long time.
I like that my man LOVES that.
So to all the boys who made fun in middle school, to all those that say "GINGER" in a derogatory manner, bit me
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I may have to REALLY disagree with some of those facts!! VERY MUCH so... being a med student AND a natural redhead.... I don't agree
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I am not screaming at the tv...yet. The Steelers don't play til tonight, should be interesting. As of right now, just watching teams I don't like. I need to get Sunday ticket! Soooo, just on lit, flitting around here and there. Increasing my time here
Please know that you have done quite a bit of fueling flames around here
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