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There's this thing called ''biology''.

Posted by Manstuprator on 2024-April-18 09:33:46, Thursday
In reply to All parents should be stripped of parental rights' posted by Etenne on 2024-April-17 09:40:05, Wednesday

I'm not going to polish this post, just give some rough notes.

We are mammals, and we are primates.

Our closest genetic relatives are chimpanzees and bonobos.

Chimps are -- like us -- monsters. Bonobos are much more like what we would pretend to aspire to (and hypocritically we call) being "civilized".

The problems we face today have much to do with the development of technology, specifically agriculture. For millions of years we evolved to live in certain ways, but for around the past 10,000 years we have departed from our "natural" ways as hunter/gatherers living in small groups loosely organized into larger "tribes".

The "nuclear family" is highly unnatural for the human species, but that is the current model in the Western world.

In the East, South America, and Africa people lead more "natural" lives, and the family remains "extended" rather than "nuclear".

Mammals generally care for their young until the young are physically able to fend for themselves. The young are "acculturated" to an extent as they learn survival skills, including mating styles, from the adults in their communities.

We have moved far away from these patterns. We have created huge "dissonances" within ourselves.

There may be no hope for our species, unless we destroy most of ourselves and are again reduced to a "primitive" life style where BoyLove will probably flourish again and be accepted as it was sometimes in the recent past, and probably generally in the very distant past.

BoyLovers exist because over millions of years we have evolved to exist. We provide more positive benefits to our species than we do negative. So the complex interplay of genes that lead to our very existence (and our sexual predilections) remain within the gene pool.

"Girl-lovers" are also part of nature. Animal species often practice incest. Generally, incest causes few or no harms. The much maligned "royal family hemophilic incest model" is highly misleading and has very little to do with reality.

Human children need their parents just as their parents need their children (as "the selfish gene" demonstrates).

Suggesting that children would be better off freed of all adult control (as some others responding in this thread have) is not only stupid but crazy.

How and when should parents relinquish the control that they naturally must exert over their young for the young to survive is a difficult question, but ideology should not trump nature.

We can look to the extent hunter-gatherer tribes of the Amazon, etc. to get an idea of what "nature" (evolution) has determined is best. But, as I said, we have moved too far away from nature for that to be reinstated.

In other words, we are fucked.

We are, whether we like it or not, subject to our (mostly unconscious) instincts. We can modify those instincts, but it is at our own peril that we do so.

So-called "children" should begin breeding at puberty, and they and their offspring should remain part of the extended family group.

And, yes, it takes a village (which is, by nature, an extended family group) to raise a child.

M.
I could give dozens and dozens of links, but I'm not going to waste my time. The chances are that almost nobody will even read this post...


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