
11/06/2025
She chooses, always has, and always will !
Millions of s***m cells, launching themselves like Olympic athletes in a desperate race toward the egg. Only the fastest, the strongest, the most tenacious wins.
The prize? Fertilization.
Epic music, applause, end of story.
But that story is, in large part, a myth.
A myth rooted in a male-centered view of reproduction.
Thanks to a 2020 study, we now know that the egg is not at all a passive trophy waiting at the finish line.
It’s an active, powerful, selective protagonist.
The egg communicates. And chooses.
It releases chemical signals — so-called chemoattractants — to attract the s***m it prefers.
And the others? It sends repellent signals.
It slows them down, blocks them, discards them.
Even cervical mucus, especially type L mucus, acts as a filter: it blocks weaker or lower-quality s***m from progressing.
A selection that happens upstream. No race. No lottery.
As researcher Fitzpatrick explained:
“The follicular fluid of one woman attracted the s***m of one man better, while that of another woman attracted the s***m of a different man better.”
Translation?
It’s about compatibility. About choice.
It’s her body. It’s her decision. Even at the molecular level.
And once the lucky s***m has been chosen,
when it begins to pe*****te the egg...
The egg releases a substance that immediately destroys the heads of all the other s***m cells.
Yes: a mass chemical decapitation.
No second chances. No wildcards.
Only the one she chose.
Oh, and the perfect ending?
The s***m: the smallest cell in the human body.
The egg: the largest.
Who’s really been in control all along?
Her.
Always her.
It’s time to tell this story the right way.
Reproduction is not a race.
It’s a conversation.
And she’s always had the final word.
Quote by Domenico Luigi Pistilli