promiscuous primates

by pravalika nanda Wed Dec 04, 2013 10:32 pm

would you say your wife is most like a bonobo, capuchin or a mouse lemur?

max, pls do not take it personally. actually, do not read it. thank you.

http://www.slate.com/articles/health_and_science/science/2013/12/female_promiscuity_in_primates_when_do_women_have_multiple_partners.html

well, i understood everything but not why the bonobo was watching what could be primate porn. weird.

by Marathadi-Saamiyaar Thu Dec 05, 2013 12:46 am

pravalika nanda wrote:would you say your wife is most like a bonobo, capuchin or a mouse lemur?

max, pls do not take it personally. actually, do not read it. thank you.

http://www.slate.com/articles/health_and_science/science/2013/12/female_promiscuity_in_primates_when_do_women_have_multiple_partners.html

well, i understood everything but not why the bonobo was watching what could be primate porn. weird.

Instead you should draw a lesson....that watching porn must be natural and one should blame it on biology.... Razz

by Guest Thu Dec 05, 2013 9:09 am

In 1633, the French missionary Paul Le Jeune wrote from northeastern Canada to his Jesuit order about the great difficulties he had in converting the indigenous Montagnais people to Christianity. “The inconstancy of marriages and the facility with which they divorce each other, are a great obstacle to the Faith of Jesus Christ,” he complained. However, what was even more alarming to Le Jeune’s Christian sensibilities was the tendency of married women and men to take lovers, many of whom would openly raise together the children from these affairs. In one telling exchange with the village shaman, Le Jeune condemned such “savage” and “licentious” behavior:

I told him that it was not honorable for a woman to love any one else except her husband; and that, this evil being among them, he himself was not sure that his son, who was there present, was his son. He replied, “Thou hast no sense. You French people love only your own children; but we all love all the children of our tribe.” I began to laugh, seeing that he philosophized in horse and mule fashion.

The Montagnias are more evolved than the modern societies. The institution of marriage has its strong roots in religion. The rules are all set forth by religions. Wonder how the societies would be if there were no such rules and restrictions.

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