Here is a warning about Homosexuality
Never Ask a Gay Man for Directions: Scientific American
I live in the S. Hemisphere. I have an excellent sense of direction ( a little less as I get older). My wife has a lousy sense of direction. So much so that it is a family joke "If Mum says turn right - we turn left"
I take my sense of direction for granted and know it is unconsciouly always there. But I found that when I visited the N hemisphere my sense of direction did not work at all. I found it terrifying and disturbing, getting badly lost in hire cars. It was like I had lost a part of my brain that I automatically depended on. However my wife's sense of direction was terrific. . The reverse of her experience at home.
Go figure!!
