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Nina's Blog - Sunday 16th August 2026

Sunday 16th August 2026, 10:52

Having a very slow start to today. I think I won't walk far today. If there is a cafe that suits me open on The Bath Road then that will do. Then perhaps I'll spend some time doing indoors hobbies, sewing (actually not a real hobby, more a necessity), some programming.
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ninalanyon · 70-79, T
Sunday 16th August 2026, 10:56

I've just posted a video to the Nottingham Chameleons forum that I thought the other girls might find interesting.

Perhaps others here might find it interesting too.

[media=https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=8QScpDGqwsQ]
Neuro-biology of trans-sexuality : Prof. Robert Sapolsky

The full lecture is on Stanfords channel:

[media=https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=LOY3QH_jOtE]
15. Human Sexual Behavior I

And here is a link to one of the studies mentioned:

https://www.nature.com/articles/378068a0
A sex difference in the human brain and its relation to transsexuality

Abstract

TRANSSEXUALS have the strong feeling, often from childhood onwards, of having been born the wrong sex. The possible psycho-genie or biological aetiology of transsexuality has been the subject of debate for many years1,2. Here we show that the volume of the central subdivision of the bed nucleus of the stria terminalis (BSTc), a brain area that is essential for sexual behaviour3,4, is larger in men than in women. A female-sized BSTc was found in male-to-female transsexuals. The size of the BSTc was not influenced by sex hormones in adulthood and was independent of sexual orientation. Our study is the first to show a female brain structure in genetically male transsexuals and supports the hypothesis that gender identity develops as a result of an interaction between the developing brain and sex hormones5,6.

 
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