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Biological Perspectives on Sex and Relationships
Sex is designed for one main purpose, procreation.
Anything else, that's extra.
The female reproductive cycle comes around once a month.
For a man, it's every day.
For each sexual act, the woman's one egg
is matched by the man's one
hundred and twenty million sperm cells. Now let's do some calculation.
A hundred and twenty million sperm cells a day, every day, as opposed to one
egg a month, every month, means, assuming all the cells are viable, that it
will take only thirty men to impregnate all the women in the world.
This points to one clear fact, a man is by nature
polygamous.
Monogamy and fidelity are unnatural situations promulgated by
religious beliefs and
social pressures. Take those away, every man will cheat.
It's simply biological. Now let's look at the extra.
It's a known fact that women, for the most part,
are more emotional than men.
So it's natural that after a sexual encounter, she'll be attached.
But because a man is visual and logical in nature, there's no emotion
involved. For him, it's just a physical release that's got
nothing to do with love.
A man loves his woman by protecting and providing for her,
period. It's really quite simple.
For a man, the physical and the emotional, two separate entities.
Thank you
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