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Ah the good old natural argument, that does ignore that reality (or as some call it: nature) looks different. What you call natural is societal behaviour that
by atoav 4y ago
Ah the good old natural argument, that does ignore that reality (or as some call it: nature) looks different.
What you call natural is societal behaviour that is specific to western society of this day and age. Even in our own society looking three generations back that "nature" looked different and if you cared to look elsewhere than where you live you'd find that what you call "natural" does not exist in certain other cultures as well right now.
Be careful to mistake something feeling natural to you (because you know no different) to something actually being natural in an evolutionary biological sense. Those two are very different bars to clear in terms of proof.
- P5fRxh5kUvp2th 4y agoThe societies that look different to you are more family oriented and as such agree with the poster you're responding to. Men want people they would willingly die for, family and only the closest of friends qualify. Western individualism has, in many ways, lost that very basic need. This is why men who have been through experiences have a tendency to become close friends. Think about former war buddies. Sports is, in many ways, a simulated war scenario.