Elements merge,「raised sides」or「divine, diva」with「tongue in mouth, tonguing mouth」that indicates SMILING and SWEETNESS, and someone who is genuinely SMILING as a gesture also indicates WILLINGNESS, and vice versa: to INDULGE, to yield to the desires or whims of someone else, often excessively. Perhaps one also smiles when something SWEET is in the mouth. Referring to very young girls as a SWEETIE or as SWEETNESS is common, in addition to smiling when willing. All human cultures of any era have associated sex with sweetness with smiles with willingness. A childish way to PRESUME UPON ANOTHER PERSON is often accomplished by flashing them a SMILE and saying something similar to「pretty please, with sugar on top」as the English equivalent expression…think about that awhile.
　Related glyphs also equate SWEETNESS with sex, oral sex particularly, and human semen contains both FRUCTOSE and GLUCOSE (simple sugars) to provide energy to motile spermatozoa during the long and arduous journey to the ovum. A SWEET MOOD and WILLINGNESS in females can also be caused by ingesting or absorbing semen through mucous membranes:
　「…study has suggested that semen acts as an antidepressant in women, so that women physically exposed to semen are less likely to suffer from depression. It is thought that the psychological effects of semen are a result of its complex chemical make-up including several mood-altering hormones (testosterone, oestrogen, follicle-stimulating hormone, luteinizing hormone, prolactin and several different prostaglandins). In a scientific survey of 293 college women it was also found that those who did not use condoms were most likely to initiate sex and to seek out new partners as soon as a relationship ended, suggesting that the chemical dependency to semen creates a 'rebound effect.' The effect of semen on a male sexual partner (as the receiver of semen) is not known.」
　　[　https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Semen 2014-02-12　]　

Modern definitions (that generally disregard history) …excluding politically incorrect concepts and other meanings deemed offensive today; may list only pigeonholed definitions, euphemisms, or meaningless mnemonics)
Chinese: sweet; willing
Japanese: sweet-tasting, sugary, fragrant, lightly salted, light in salt, naive, overly optimistic, generous, indulgent, easy-going, lenient, tempting, enticing, luring, skillful, clever, expert, wise, successful, delicious, appetizing, fortunate, splendid, promising, lack of self-reliance, depending on others, sweetness, to take advantage of, to presume upon, to manage something successfully, to content oneself, to be resigned to doing
Unihan extended: sweetness; sweet, tasty
EDRDG: sweet; coax; pamper; be content; sugary

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