If you look at the animal kingdom you will see being polygamous is the norm. Like gorillas have multiple mating partners. It is simply unnatural for humans to "marry" and only have one mating partner for life. It goes against our innate primal instincts to have multiple mates. The extremely high rate of divorces in America proves my point.
http://www.bbc.com/earth/story/20160213-why-pairing-up-for-life-is-hardly-ever-a-good-idea
Are you suggesting that letsRunner’s start boinking gorillas and donkeys?
There are many naturally monogamous creatures in the animal kingdom, humans included. Polygamy
Clarence wrote:
There are many naturally monogamous creatures in the animal kingdom, humans included. Polygamy
But our closest animal relatives are the gorillas, chimpanzees, and pics. We share like 99.7% of our generic material with them and they are all polygamous. It is written into our genes to have multiple mates. The current societal thinking of "marriage" should be abolished.
fkonfkoff wrote:
Are you suggesting that letsRunner’s start boinking gorillas and donkeys?
As long as you get consent. Remember, 2 stomps mean yes, 1 stomp means no.
Its is definitely human instinct to have multiple mates. Yet why do many humans desire one mate and hope like hell they are not cheated on? I think having one mate also fulfills the natural human desire/need for a love mate. We as humans have about 8-10 essential needs over time for prolonged happiness. Now a person can go even a long while without a love mate and be happy but eventually the human wants to settle down with an individual to fulfill the natural human desire for a love mate. I also believe that men and women cheat for different reasons with the cheating women filling an emotional void and the cheating men fulfilling desire to just get a new piece of meat per se.
They don’t cook their food, so we shouldn’t cook our food.
Star wrote:
They don’t cook their food, so we shouldn’t cook our food.
Isn't that the same as the current trend for people to eat less "processed foods"? There are the raw meat and fruitarian diets, yah know.
Babar wrote:
Clarence wrote:
There are many naturally monogamous creatures in the animal kingdom, humans included. Polygamy
But our closest animal relatives are the gorillas, chimpanzees, and pics. We share like 99.7% of our generic material with them and they are all polygamous. It is written into our genes to have multiple mates. The current societal thinking of "marriage" should be abolished.
There's plenty of North African and Middle Eastern countries where polygamy is the norm. They do not make a good case for the superiority of polygamous societies.
Clarence wrote:
There's plenty of North African and Middle Eastern countries where polygamy is the norm. They do not make a good case for the superiority of polygamous societies.
Monogamous Americans aren't exactly a beacon of shining light.
Babar wrote:
If you look at the animal kingdom you will see being polygamous is the norm. Like gorillas have multiple mating partners. It is simply unnatural for humans to "marry" and only have one mating partner for life. It goes against our innate primal instincts to have multiple mates. The extremely high rate of divorces in America proves my point.
http://www.bbc.com/earth/story/20160213-why-pairing-up-for-life-is-hardly-ever-a-good-idea
This is the argument of someone who can't get a woman to commit to him. Your look at the animal kingdom for answers is ridiculous. Gorillas murder. Does that mean we should be allowed to do that? Dominant male gorillas absolutely rule the group they are in, and the beta males (you) better watch their back if they try to mate with one of his ladies, if those female gorillas will even allow a beta to touch her. What makes us human is the ability to NOT just go with our instincts.
Besides, there isn't any law against having multiple partners anyway...you just can't marry them. Up your game with the ladies and don't just dream that taken women will want to sleep with you because dominant male gorillas do it.
Someonewhoknows wrote:
Your look at the animal kingdom for answers is ridiculous. Gorillas murder. Does that mean we should be allowed to do that?
We already allow select groups in the government and police to carry out murders. Just look at all the murders the US government carries out in other countries.
Your argument is non-sequir. Being polygamous is written into our very DNA.
Polygamy was the human standard prior to the mass cultural homogenization that followed European colonialization.
With that said the most successful societies on Earth are monogamous and the nuclear family is objectively the best way of raising children.
gorillas don't understand the concept of do unto others as you would have them do unto to you. there is almost never a case where both people in a relationship can deal with polygamy. it just doesn't work.
doesn't work for raising families. doesn't work for community building. that's not to say there aren't exceptions, so spare me the successful anecdotes.
Clarence wrote:
There's plenty of North African and Middle Eastern countries where polygamy is the norm. They do not make a good case for the superiority of polygamous societies.
And Utah is right in line with ISIS, Somalia, Pakistan, etc..
Sure enough. And it pays well, too. (Wink, wink).
Star wrote:
They don’t cook their food, so we shouldn’t cook our food.
Don't forget they throw poop and rape and torture.
They are also shredded depite not lifting and having a mostly plant-based diet.
Only when we learn how many mpw they run and what protoype shoes they wear, will we have the knowledge on how to be TRUE runners.
bc we are upright, we have to look our lovers in their eyes and not copulate from behind. this is the root of monogamy
We have instincts Or impulses to do all kinds of things most of us don’t regularly do.
Kind of what separates us from the animals.
/mu/tant runner wrote:
bc we are upright, we have to look our lovers in their eyes and not copulate from behind. this is the root of monogamy
Um, ever hear of backdoor?