> Humans appear to have evolved for sex to be a social function as well as reproductive. The context of social activity for any animal (or living thing that so

> Humans appear to have evolved for sex to be a social function as well as reproductive. The context of social activity for any animal (or living thing that socializes) is sexual reproduction. How are you (or any reference you're using) delineating between social vs. reproductive function? Are you going to cite anecdotes of people who have sex for fun but don't want to reproduce? (These questions sound more combative than I want, fyi). Individual behavior, even at scale, doesn't have any bearing on evolution. Evolution requires population level effect on a large time scales. Also, there is no evolution without passing on traits, so any trait that doesn't result in offspring will not have pressures that evolve the organism exhibiting that trait.