(02-02-2016, 05:15 PM)hannah Wrote: I know youre very popular and busy, so hope you dont mind i have yet another question..But I keep wondering and thinking how we all can be so different.. Some girls have a fat ass,others have fat as and fat boobs, then others are just plain skinny, then you have girls with absolutely no butt and legs but big breasts. Then leaving body shapes aside we also see many variations in skin and hair : acne,dryness/psoriasis, hirsutism, soft hair,dry hair, brittle and frizzy hair,baldness on the forehead,etc etc.

If we assume that all those differences are not from diet or genetics..''just assuming this for my question''. (also bc even related peope can have big differences)
Then whats making us so different? Sensitivity for certain hormones or just the excreeting from more and different hormones then others?

Thanks in advance Lotus,hope there's a good explanation for this one..seeing it really intrigues me how we can differ so much just bc off hormones..bc in the end we're all the same..the same brains the same ovaries...etc

Awesome question(s)

What's makes us different?...........DNA, lol. In reality it's the truth though. I think we could answer part of this by the way certain genes don't get activated the same way as in others. Meaning, an incomplete activation of (as an example) estrogen receptors, which are in the hundreds of thousands (can you imagine that lol), but....which kind of estrogen receptors?, ER-aplha (boob growth receptor) or ER-beta (seen as an anti-cancer receptor). If you have more ER-beta receptors breasts growth is limited.

What makes have better a sense of smell (part bloodhound lol) vision, hearing etc?.

Why are some born with abilities they don't yet know they have?. I think this explains a lot of us at BN lol, we have this undiscovered potential, no kidding. I think you're tapping into this potential.

Think about it, what's a creative genius?..........answer: being specifically exceptional.

That's us, specifically exceptional

Thanks for the great question.