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05-23-2008, 10:51 PM
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05-23-2008, 10:55 PM
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Advice: Telling that to a girl = EPIC FAIL.
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05-23-2008, 11:19 PM
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EPIC FAIL!
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05-23-2008, 11:43 PM
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Darwin explained with an extreme example: the survival of the fittest (the one who can get to the other side because is more fat than the rest).
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And yes you are quite right - this logical conclusion that you have made (and quite beautifully made I might add). These people talk about "love" but love is a human made concept... Nature does not create such a thing... Look at animals, very few are monogamous - very very few... Understanding this fact should allow one to see that love isn't nature's surest thing for the survival of a species... Hence, "[t]hey talk about 'mechanisms' but not about 'principles'..." fean0r, you were the first to see where I was coming from... I like that! Quote:
Well, isn't this a nice surprise LenaRosemberg; for now you have added quite a lot in this one post... Very good! Yes, if "love" was nature's way of keeping people together which would ensure the survival of the species why would their be animals that engage in homosexuality? Also, by the same token, why is there A-sexual animals? There are a lot of animals, which are heterosexual by nature, that choose to engage in homosexual acts... I used this scientific study as a back drop for a paper I did in human sexuality class: http://seedmagazine.com/news/2006/06...p?page=all&p=y Give it a read and learn something children... Quote:
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For ages, the Rosemberg Order, made of girls from all realms and races worked for appreciation and comprehension between all the peoples of Regnum. But the war forced their split. Having failed as peacekeepers, may Lena (M50), Aenamia (C45), Helena (H32) and the others be known as powerful warriors and trustful clanmates. |
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Human mind is too complex, feelings are too personal and the way we "build" our personality and world around us is so particular that trying to get a universal answer to the original question of this thread is impossible. We were talking about the things you can manipulate and test in labs, the body. You can discover what makes you "love", which chemicals play the main role of even if love and hate are the same feeling, but you can just guess about the soul. I don't know if there's something more than just chemical reactions, if it's just a trick of the mind... But I can tell you that love is an unique feeling.
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And yes, sex with the one you care/love is by far better, but the biggest plus of a one nighty is - No responsibility.
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