Tvam witchasmi!

[Guest guest]

So these dianics, how do they reproduce?.

If they happen to have a male offspring, would they perform sex change

on him without his permission(ofcourse, a child is too young to decide

on such things).

[Guest guest]

In hindu puranas, there's pandu's wife kunthi, getting offspring from

astral beings. Pandu had a curse which prevented him from mating with

kunthi.

 

With dianics, i believe it's more of secrecy than mystery. If they

reproduce they get the male sperm from somewhere, but they dont use

the natural harmonius ways for doing this.

 

You speak like you are one of them, so you should know :-))

 

, "Ellen McGowen"

<ellen.mcgowen@w...> wrote:

> All female species are not that rare, especially among lizards. See Joan

> Roughgarden's book Evolution's Rainbow : Diversity, Gender, and

Sexuality

> in Nature and People

>

[http://www.amazon.com/exec/obidos/ASIN/0520240731/qid=1096595620/sr=ka-1/re

> f=pd_ka_1/103-4209235-6719006] She discusses several examples of clonal

> species. As you probably know, the human Y chromosome is rapidly

evolving to

> extinction, so we may be headed that way.

>

> As for the Dianics, it is a mystery, but clues can be found in an old

> account of a parthenogenic society in South America that was

accidentally

> discovered by some early aviators. There is a book about it by Charlotte

> Perkins Gilman.

>

> Smilies,

> Ellen

>

>

> ---- Original Message -----

> malyavan_tibet

>

> Thursday, September 30, 2004 6:34 PM

> Tvam witchasmi!

>

>

> So these dianics, how do they reproduce?.

> If they happen to have a male offspring, would they perform sex change

> on him without his permission(ofcourse, a child is too young to decide

> on such things).

>

>

> .