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06-27-2012, 02:22 PM | #111 (permalink) | ||
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You'll see it says sexual reconciliation and reassurance and a mention that regular chimps do not have such sexual function. I believe humans to be closer to bonobos in these aspects of behaviour. Societal violence is an interesting comparison. Chimpanzee societies are many, many times more violent in general than bonobo and human societies which have similar levels of societal violence. Like bonobos, we've evolved behaviours that help us avoid conflicts with eachother.
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06-27-2012, 06:53 PM | #115 (permalink) |
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Actually I really agree that it is mostly circumstance. I think deep down we are all bisexual as sexuality is very fluent. A lot of it does come from sexual relief. Either way, a lot of people will go to one or another rather then being sexually repressed. One example you could use is jail. The incessant situation of same sex interaction usually results with a lot of inmates having sexual relationships between each other, rather than it being a preference. Since there is no other option.
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07-10-2012, 07:19 PM | #116 (permalink) |
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My brothers Gay. I can't really remember there ever being any incident in our childhood of sexual abuse or anything like that and If it's a cry for attention then I'm pretty sure there are more comfortable ways of getting people to notice you that getting various men to repeatedly violate your back door so I'd probably be right in concluding that this is something that he was born with.
Which is going to be a disappointment for my grandfather who is still hoping that it's a reversible ailment and there can be some sort of treatment options that he might want to undergo.... I don't really think I agree with the whole 'we're all bisexual' statement. I can understand where it derives from. Looking at the sex lives of the Ancient Romans or Greeks and it being far more culturally practiced to sleep with both genders but as far as I'm concerned I like women. That's pretty much all there is to it... |
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If you aren't homosexual at all does that mean that you're on an extreme end of the spectrum? I'm male, well into adulthood, and I've never been sexually attracted to any male so can I boast being one of the "very few extremely heterosexual" people in the world or would you say I more likely just haven't met the right guy?
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07-10-2012, 11:13 PM | #119 (permalink) | |
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07-10-2012, 11:38 PM | #120 (permalink) |
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But if you're referring to various environmental, natural, and cultural factors as the "other factors at work" then you're admitting that all things can't be equal. So your spectrum can't apply to equal people or equal circumstances because those don't exist.
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