Santosh KalwarThere are several theories on sex and all of them are lies.
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The theory of sex as a means of reproduction is false. It has been proven that the best way for a species to survive is to reproduce slowly and infrequently. Our species has indeed evolved over time but we have always been sexually dormant. The only time we truly came into existence was during our last few hundred years.
The theory of sex as a form of pleasure and enjoyment is also false. We should never confuse pleasure with happiness. Pleasure is fleeting and happiness is everlasting.
The theory of sex as a way to bond and unite two people is also false. There are other ways to bond together in love than by having one person perform an act on another person against their will or by simply exerting dominance over another person. The theories on sex are merely lies intended to keep us from realizing something which is really quite simple: Sex is not necessary in life, it’s just fun!
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