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Monogamy is CRUEL and ABNORMALFew mainstream therapists would contemplate trying to persuade a gay man or lesbian to "grow up, get real, and stop being gay." But most insist that long-term sexual monogamy is "normal," while the curiosity and novelty-seeking inherent in human sexuality are signs of pathology. Thus, couples are led to believe that waning sexual passion in enduring marriages or sexual interest in anyone but their partner portend a failed relationship, when in reality these things often signify nothing more than that we are Homo sapiens
The two primate species closest to us lend strong -- if blush-inducing -- support to this vision. Ovulating female chimps have intercourse dozens of times per day, with most or all of the willing males, and bonobos famously enjoy frequent group sex that leaves everyone relaxed and conflict-free.
Monogamy is a cruel convention we have been conditioned to accept. It is a concept conceived by and instilled on us in by the church which was and is sexually prudish. Monogamy is contrary to the concept of evolution, where man would seek out the best female (or other male) to reproduce. With the female searching for the same thing, the human species would increase and improve its genetic stock.
I know of no male (and possibly females, although I haven't asked them) who have ever been sexually satisfied in a long-term monogamous relationship. Boredom soon sets in.
I believe most men cheat. I do not say that out of some bitter experience, just from my observations of friends and non-friends. Most partners never find out about it, though.
Women often look for a reason to explain a man's unfaithfulness; her inadequacy to please him; his weakness, a predatory mistress ect. But the plain truth is that humans (both men and women) have not evolved to be monogamous.
Monogamy is CRUEL and ABNORMALFew mainstream therapists would contemplate trying to persuade a gay man or lesbian to "grow up, get real, and stop being gay." But most insist that long-term sexual monogamy is "normal," while the curiosity and novelty-seeking inherent in human sexuality are signs of pathology. Thus, couples are led to believe that waning sexual passion in enduring marriages or sexual interest in anyone but their partner portend a failed relationship, when in reality these things often signify nothing more than that we are Homo sapiens
The two primate species closest to us lend strong -- if blush-inducing -- support to this vision. Ovulating female chimps have intercourse dozens of times per day, with most or all of the willing males, and bonobos famously enjoy frequent group sex that leaves everyone relaxed and conflict-free.
Monogamy is a cruel convention we have been conditioned to accept. It is a concept conceived by and instilled on us in by the church which was and is sexually prudish. Monogamy is contrary to the concept of evolution, where man would seek out the best female (or other male) to reproduce. With the female searching for the same thing, the human species would increase and improve its genetic stock.
I know of no male (and possibly females, although I haven't asked them) who have ever been sexually satisfied in a long-term monogamous relationship. Boredom soon sets in.
I believe most men cheat. I do not say that out of some bitter experience, just from my observations of friends and non-friends. Most partners never find out about it, though.
Women often look for a reason to explain a man's unfaithfulness; her inadequacy to please him; his weakness, a predatory mistress ect. But the plain truth is that humans (both men and women) have not evolved to be monogamous.
This is really good news if you are a primate and since I'm am a human and not a primate I'll remain restricted to my own husband and not feel restricted at all.
I know of no male (and possibly females, although I haven't asked them) who have ever been sexually satisfied in a long-term monogamous relationship. Boredom soon sets in.
Clearly, you haven't read the recent "Does your wife still turn you on" thread. No one who posted there was bored with their wife. If you're bored, you're doing something wrong, or the couple is doing something wrong.
OP, would you be happy as part of a woman's stable of guys?
I wonder how old the OP is. He sounds like a 14-year-old who just discovered bonobo mating habits (notice bright red print, indicating heavy breathing) during a research project.
This is really good news if you are a primate and since I'm am a human and not a primate I'll remain restricted to my own husband and not feel restricted at all.
The two primate species closest to us lend strong -- if blush-inducing -- support to this vision. Ovulating female chimps have intercourse dozens of times per day, with most or all of the willing males, and bonobos famously enjoy frequent group sex that leaves everyone relaxed and conflict-free.
Thank goodness I'm not a chimpanzee or a bonobo.
My view is that if two adults want an open relationship, then that is their business. I prefer a monogamous one. There have been many successful monogamous relationships and marriages and that's what I'm seeking.
Temptation is prevalent in all areas of our lives. We're able to reason though, and we can choose to resist temptation if we think the consequences of engaging in that action will be too damaging to our long term goals. This doesn't just go for sex; we do it everyday with our choices in food, exercise, recreation, financial management, friends we keep, etc.
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