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I got in a heated argument with a friend. We talked about platonic friendships with women and objectification, but he kept saying how you cannot “take the biology away from men” and how most men will choose to have sex with all of their women friends if given the chance.
He chooses to objectify women constantly and reduce them to body parts as a part of “biology”. He said that this was biology and mentioned his disappointment in how he will become friends with women and they immediately “friendzone” him.
I brought up points about how that’s incorrect based on female biology, cultural impact/widespread, an excuse used to justify sexual assault/rape, and it reduces women to their body parts and assuming you are owed sex/they should serve you as your role of a man. There have been many studies that show the “spread your seed” and men “need to sexualize women” is false.
Humans would not be where we are now if we did not evolve into a civilized race with moral compasses and self-control. The “biology” argument is one of the most basic arguments that is used to describe monkeys and procreation.
People are not monkeys. Women’s fertile windows, psychology, and human monogamy have disapproved or changed the “you can’t take biology away from men” narrative.
He chooses to objectify women constantly and reduce them to body parts as a part of “biology”. He said that this was biology and mentioned his disappointment in how he will become friends with women and they immediately “friendzone” him.
I brought up points about how that’s incorrect based on female biology, cultural impact/widespread, an excuse used to justify sexual assault/rape, and it reduces women to their body parts and assuming you are owed sex/they should serve you as your role of a man. There have been many studies that show the “spread your seed” and men “need to sexualize women” is false.
Humans would not be where we are now if we did not evolve into a civilized race with moral compasses and self-control. The “biology” argument is one of the most basic arguments that is used to describe monkeys and procreation.
People are not monkeys. Women’s fertile windows, psychology, and human monogamy have disapproved or changed the “you can’t take biology away from men” narrative.
