evolution

lol toadaly - “good lord my spelling on that post was horrific. I even spelled ‘Y’ as ‘why’…(glad someone corrected it “

no, it wasnt your fault, it just gets automatically changed unless you put “” around it…

and asexual reproduction? probably not…

good lord my spelling on that post was horrific. I even spelled ‘Y’ as ‘why’…(glad someone corrected it :)

nope, its impossible breasts dont make a baby the female reproductive organ does men cant just develop a vagina, produce more eastrogen, and have there whole body re-developed to have the nessessary reproductive organs as women

I highly doubt it.

Men carrying and delivering offspring seems to be an unlikely evolutionary direction for mankind. I know of one example of this in the animal kingdom though. Male sea horses receive the egg from the female and then nutrutre and deliver it.

I do see some advantage to males being able to nurse offspring though. Now that in most societies men and woman share the responsibility of caring for babies it would be an advantage for men to be able to lactate. Men already have most of the apparatus but mainly lack the hormonal trigger to start and continue lactation.

I remember one court case where an ex-husband sued his ex-wife for nursing rights to their baby. The man was going to take prolactin to cause lactation.

oh well- it happens toadaly. (spelling errors) I believe males will always be males, natural selection and evolution need a true reason to slowly change things. in nature the absence of the opposite sex can trigger a “sex change” or “asexual reproduction” in like amphibians and some reptiles, but I believe that will never happen “naturally” in mammals without interference from some mad scientist- screwing around with someones genetic code. we need to accept that men are men, and women are women- the way nature intended it.

Sexual reproduction in mammals has solidified rather than weakening over time. As it is, the ‘Y’ chromosome in humans carries almost no information. It’s purpose is simply to distinguish male from female. Evidence suggests this was not always the case.

Hermaphrodites have 2 X chromosomes, which means they are female at the genetic level even though they have both organs.

It isn’t impossible, it’s just extremely unlikely.