FFT: Humans compete the hardest for sex
Sunday, December 23, 2012
Humans and Animals, how different are we when we are competing for sex?
Fundamentally? I think pretty much the same, we are animals after all. The end goal is to ensure the proliferation of our own species. The feeling good part is just an extremely good incentive for us to commit the act of sex. It feels so good that we oftenly do it without the intent of increasing the population. What is the main difference between a human and an animal finding a sex partner?An animal generally chooses it's partners based on their partner's ability to raise their offspring. Also, using visual traits to judge the quality of it's genes. Usually the females get to be the one choosing, though the alpha male will have a harem and be granted the enviable position of fucking whoever he wants to.
So the males fight it out, to the death sometimes; winner takes all. Or they have a showcase of their ability or physical features. Building a good nest is proves their ability to father an offspring, while a display of beauty is simply a spectacular mating call.
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