I was thinking in terms of how we take someone into us, inside us. We have to open up and allow them in, which is akin to opening your heart and allowing someone in. You become a little vulnerable exposing soft parts so there's a good deal of trust involved.

Then you wrap your arms and legs around them and pull them into you further. (assuming this is the missionary..let's say...).

Then after repeatedly entering your soft and vulnerable parts, they come, and leave something behind. So even after they're no longer inside you, they're still inside you.

WHICH led me to think, what if there is some sort of chemical in semen/sperm that causes an emotional reaction and minor attachment to the male that left it? Some kind of link like pheromones or something? Like whatever chemical makes that man appealing to you in the first place is in the spunk and also triggers a bit of attachment?

If you thought of it in the situation of primates in the wild, it would facilitate dominant males keeping the group of females somewhat loyal to him... it would make his job of fighting other males a little easier. It would be incentive for females to remain within the safety of the group etc.

Now this is also assuming that we're dealing with an emotionally healthy male and female, because baggage and trauma and all those other things, dissociation etc, would interfere with the mild effect of the pheromone/chemical in the jizz.

Hey, it could happen! I mean, we don't really know what it is in particular about other humans that are attractive to us. We can have a "type" all our lives, but then meet someone completely atypical and fall insanely mad over them, and you can't for the life of you figure out why. I think it's the smell.

I know with Jackrabbit that when I get within 2 feet of him, I want him to stick his cock in every orifice on my body. It's ridiculous.

Anyway..I wonder if there's something scientific to the so-called-male-dubbed "clingyness" that women experience when involved in a sexual relationship with a man.

Hmmmmm...any thoughts kids?