I would like to preface this article by saying there is no scientific basis for the conjecture I am about to write. The scientific evidence does, however, support that erectile tissue does indeed exist in your nose and ears!
In more than a few radio shows at ModelSuppliesRadio.com, I have advised people just as I was advised years ago by a French woman, not to touch their face, particularly nose, ears and eyes. The reason not to touch the eyes is obvious since that is the thinnest skin on your face, next to your lips, and will cause undue wrinkling and lines and crowsfeet to form. The reason the French woman gave for not touching your nose and ears was that it would cause them to become large and distorted.
She pointed to living evidence. All around us on the bus where we were seated, men seemed to have unusually large noses and ears that were completely disproportionate with the rest of their features. Her hypothesis was that they were that way because these men must have blown their noses, rubbed them and pulled on their ears mercilessly over the years. I thought at the time it was probably related to sound pollution and generational more than anything. Pictures of future generations with holes for ears and noses began to alarm my imagination.
Back then, it would never have occurred to me that there was any relation between the penis and clitoris and the nose and ears! The launch of a new Fox TV show, "Lie to Me", brought this to my attention and had me Googling for the answer within seconds of hearing it uttered. The TV show mentions only men, while wikipedia mentions both sexes. My business is skin care, so I should know about this stuff. First search brought me to trusty Wikipedia.
Wikipedia defines erectile tissue as, "...tissue in the body that can become erect, usually by becoming engorged with blood." In the TV show, this information was used to explore whether you can tell when someone is lying or telling the truth.
In my skin care line, this information will tell us a few things about T-zones, embarrassed burning ears, larger pores on the nose, perhaps. When crossed against the cold hands from "fight or flight", it makes me think that someone with larger pores on their nose may be easily aroused, but are probably generally self-confident. Of course, I have no idea as yet, but do recognize that this is a significant difference, quite astonishing (to me, at least) and is worth investigating. Comments are welcome!
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