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Kakahole - Artemis10 - 08-08-2019 Brain architecture may contribute to infidelity. Human beings have three primary brain systems related to love. 1) The sex drive evolved to motivate individuals to seek copulation with a range of partners; 2) romantic love evolved to motivate individuals to focus their mating energy on specific partners, thereby conserving courtship time and metabolic energy; 3) partner attachment evolved to motivate mating individuals to remain together at least long enough to rear a single child through infancy together. These three basic neural systems interact with one another and other brain systems in myriad flexible, combinatorial patterns to provide the range of motivations, emotions and behaviors necessary to orchestrate our complex human reproductive strategy. But this brain architecture makes it biologically possible to express deep feelings of attachment for one partner, while one feels intense romantic love for another individual, while one feels the sex drive for even more extra-dyadic partners. Kakahole - chairman - 08-08-2019 interesting article Kakahole - chairman - 08-08-2019 Good morning Kakahole - ketchim - 08-08-2019 Artemis10 post=374117 Wrote:The sex drive evolved to motivate individuals to seek copulation with a range of partnersI concur as well as copy and confess to this conjugal/ copulation theory ! Artemis, which one is you : the rearing pickney one ?? have you found a baby name as yet ?? :kiss: Kakahole - ketchim - 08-08-2019 Artemis10 post=374117 Wrote:while one feels the sex drive for even more extra-dyadic partners.I can tekk on wan Harem : all now ! :woohoo: Dyad versus Triad, anyone ? |