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Old 25-10-2017, 09:13 AM #8
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Only 3% of mammals are monogamous, the rest have multiple partners because its evolutionarily and socially beneficially to do so. It wouldn't make sense that humans evolve from other mammals, develop a larger brain to separate them from their predecessors, and then go against all logic that millions of years of evolution taught the animal kingdom. Only real reason, imo, is that its no longer socially advantageous to have multiple partners, actually its very looked down upon, because humans developed (probably originally through religion) a monogamous culture.

The people who cheat are just expressing their animalistic natural urges imo (and I do too look down on that if theyve agreed to have a monogamous relationship), its unnatural for one person to stay with one person for life, but socially beneficial.
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