On 19 sep, 19:32, kfw1...@yahoo.com wrote:
> Pilgrim, the article you posted makes important points, but it doesn't
> go so far as to support your argument. The Dutch study isn't the only
> one to show that ... men are on average much more promiscuous than
> men.
Aren't you offended by this mispresentation of figures?
And we also know that hetero men are significantly more
> promiscuous than women.
That never made sense to me. I recently saw a study that said that
statement is untrue.
In other words, _men_ are more promiscuous,
> and when they're not it's often because they want to honor their
> commitment to their wives or are afraid of losing them if they don't.
> This is basic knowledge.
So is getting flew from wearing to little clothes when it's
freezing...
Furthermore, as we've seen, half the ... men
> in one study don't even see monogamy as a condition of marriage.
Which I think is their right, btw.
So
> does anyone/how could anyone in his or her right mind not think ...
> couples are more promiscuous than straight ones?
To be honoust, I *do* think ... couples are more promiscuous, just not
half as much as that research claimed. But if I look at my ...
friends, it looks like they are more promiscuous. Although.... they
seem more open about it. That might leed to more promiscuous behavior,
btw. Also, I must ad, that behavior seems to be a lot less of a
problem with those ...s than it is with the hetero couples I know.
So I don't think we should automaticly let all sort of presumptions
loose on ... relationships.
MK
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