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| 3 | Here’s a thought: attraction is triggering primal instincts instead of intellectSure, lots of other studies have shown that children also flourish in an environment where they're raised in a more communal sense. Anything from homes with several family members like grandparents, to tribal settings where people live more communally. Humans are pack animals, and on the big timeline it's only recently become an issue where children are completely dependent upon the parents to raise them. So my counterargument would be, it's more a symptom of our current societal constructs that… | /r/seduction | 15/03/24 09:01 PM |
| 2 | Here’s a thought: attraction is triggering primal instincts instead of intellectLikewise! It is indeed a lonesome journey at times, and an interesting one too. I look at it like this, every relationship in life is fluid. Even after we raise our children they come and go as they carve their own path in life. Even if we spend most of our lives living with say, a parent, at some point you're likely going to go separate ways at least for some time. And like all other relationships, the ones that end up being among the best are the ones where our individual pathways merge again,… | /r/seduction | 15/03/24 08:46 PM |
| 6 | Here’s a thought: attraction is triggering primal instincts instead of intellectNot sure what that is but, I just don't think the majority of people (men especially) are monogamous despite what they may claim. Really, I don't think humanity is a "mate for life" species. Our reproductive process doesn't demand it like it does with other species that are, and it took religion in a very scared and religious world to get people to be as monogamous as we've ever been, and that was during a time that was absurdly patriarchal, and also during a time when brothels were around every… | /r/seduction | 15/03/24 04:44 PM |
| 39 | Here’s a thought: attraction is triggering primal instincts instead of intellectThat's because people are unique and not as easily categorized or describable as most like to think. | /r/seduction | 15/03/24 03:47 PM |
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