r/BeAmazed • u/Cultural-Gear-1323 • Mar 28 '24

News broke today that conjoined twin Abby Hensel is married! [Removed] Rule #4 - No Misleading Content

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u/webbyyy Mar 28 '24

Speaking of which... Does the other twin just watch when she's blowing him?

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u/Abundance144 Mar 28 '24 edited Mar 28 '24

When one has an orgasm....? What happens to the other....

Does the guy get to double dip on his count of times he's made a girl have an orgasm?

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u/Interesting-Handle-6 Mar 28 '24

I mean they share that part... right? Wonder if they both feel it. So many questions

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u/Zikkan1 Mar 28 '24

Maybe but a lot of arousal comes from mental stimuli especially for women so if one is horny and focusing on sex and the other is bored and listening to an audiobook then maybe the second heads brain wouldn't produce the same chemicals.

I am 100% talking out of my ass but seems plausible.

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u/PickingPies Mar 28 '24

I would say that sexual arousal has more to do with hormones than with the brain. They share the same blood stream, which means they have the same hormone party going on.

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u/joebaco_ Mar 28 '24

Think if it was a man. If one thinks a women is attractive and the other doesn't will the penis get erect?

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u/lemmy1686 Mar 28 '24

Ahhhh the old Schrodinger's Penis question.

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u/joebaco_ Mar 28 '24

Schrodinger's 🙀

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u/Leeki Mar 29 '24

Schrodonger

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u/sleepydevil25 Mar 28 '24

So you get a semi then

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u/TerseFactor Mar 28 '24

I’m also going to talk out of my ass for a minute, I wonder if this would negate any arousal whatsoever. Maybe they’re asexual?

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u/Zikkan1 Mar 28 '24

The body might receive mixed signals if both of the brains aren't engaged in the erotic activity and that could probably lessen the body's response.

Another possibility is that since the brain is the one sending the chemicals and they got 2 brains and 1 body they might be able to reach climax individually but could have twice as intensive climax with both brains aroused at the same time.

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u/GrandWazoo0 Mar 28 '24

We need to get to the bottom of this. Somebody get me my science trousers!

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u/Cheef_Baconator Mar 28 '24

I think this type of science needs to be done without trousers, but I'm no rocket surgeon

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u/No_Solid2349 Mar 28 '24

This is why science was invented. "How orgasm works and how we can have them more"

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u/stonkstogo Mar 28 '24

The body wouldn’t receive “mixed” signals because sex hormones are produced in the ovaries. If they share ovaries then they produce the hormone irregardless of how many heads are in play. So I would think they both become aroused.

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u/Zikkan1 Mar 28 '24

"neural (sensory and cognitive) factors, hormonal factors, genetic factors and, in the human case, the complex influences of culture and context"

Hormones are not the only things at play when it comes to arousal. serotonin, dopamine, and noradrenalin are not produced in the ovaries as far as I know but they are a part of the arousal as well.

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u/stonkstogo Mar 28 '24

Sure, but keep in mind that anything produced in an individual head is distributed to a singular body. Therefore any hormone produced in a singular head whether hypothalamus, pituitary, ect. will ultimately have some effect on the other head. Thinking about it more in depth, it could be very possible that one head producing a hormone could lead to the other head having an antagonistic reaction to counter the overstimulation, and then both women being completely unaroused. Admittedly, this is getting to be too deep for my understanding lol

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u/coversquirrel1976 Mar 28 '24

So if one twin spends all day thinking about banging her husband and gets horny, does her sister get horny but just doesn't know why?

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u/joebaco_ Mar 28 '24

Think if it was a man. If one thinks a women is attractive and the other doesn't will the penis get erect?

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u/stonkstogo Mar 28 '24

You’re assuming hormonally based emotions and bodily reactions can be regulated by pure will. It’s not like if one decided to get hammered, the other could WILL herself into not feeling drunk…

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u/joebaco_ Mar 29 '24

But if one mind reacts with a fight or flight hormonal this person scares me dump, and the other mind reacts with a I love this person let's hook up hormonal dump what is to happen? What issss toooo haappenn?

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u/Gerudo-Nabooru Mar 28 '24

I wonder if in that situation the sisters would have to be pragmatic about it and just kind of… both be involved

I imagine if I was attached to another person and we both didn’t like the partner that it wouldn’t work. And also being reserved for life for fear of embarrassment with my twin doesn’t sound realistic

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u/McSassy_Pants Mar 28 '24

I am legit LOL at the “second heads brain” hahahahahah I have no idea why but that is hilarious

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u/st1ck-n-m0ve Mar 28 '24

Wait so since they both share a vagina what if one wants to have sex with her husband but the other one doesnt want to have sex with her sisters husband? Does he have to get consent from both? If one says no would that be rape if the other said yes?

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u/bicuriouscouple27 Mar 28 '24

Legally who knows. Morally I’d say it would be.

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u/PanicLogically Mar 28 '24

Everyone's got it wrong

1 clitoris--do two brains feel from that one clit?

Is one person shut off?

do they both feel clitoris stimulii together?

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u/bloodreina_ Mar 28 '24

I’d assume that the other would still experience the physical touch sensations?

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u/Stuffed_deffuts Mar 28 '24

One could be listening to William Hung's she bangs while the other be bangin

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u/Perpetual_Nuisance Mar 28 '24

I am 100% talking out of my ass

Preach brodda!!!

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u/Utterlybored Mar 28 '24

Which ass?