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The Basic Sexual Nature of Man
The basic sexual nature of man is the very same as the basic
sexual nature of most species of animals. A fact that is not
very surprising if one considers him only another member in the
family of animals. At any rate the best way to understand his
sexual nature is to observe sex in his relatives, the animals.
A typical example of sex among the animals is seen by observing
the dog. The dog wanders about courting and engaging in sexual
intercourse every female that appeals to him and returns his
interest. Likewise a female will be receptive to any of many
different males. After the mating the male dog leaves the
female to pursue other females and the female is left to bear
the young and raise them. The male spends his entire life
pursuing females. It is probably fair to say that that
occupation is the main driving force in his life, it is his
great pleasure in life. It is almost his main function in
life, his purpose for living, his great preoccupation. The
female dog, however, is not so preoccupied with sex.
Especially after the young are born she has the long,
practical, mind-occupying job of raising those young and
doesn't have time or inclination for the foolishness of sex.
Thus the male and female's sexual natures are different --- the
male is always looking, always driven by his sexual desires,
and the female is only interested in sex at certain times.
What we have said about dogs could also be said about cats,
cattle, horses and most animals. And it is also an accurate
description of the basic sexual nature of man. However, in man
these basic feelings and inclinations are countered, thwarted
and held in check by other forces. The forces that thwart and
hold in check his natural sexual inclinations are things like
reason, conscience, religion, social pressure, culture, fear of
God, good judgment, and sense of right and wrong. But the
basic inclinations and nature are still there, always trying to
exert themselves. Because of his mind and conscience he is
doomed to be a creature of inner conflict, a creature with two
natures at war with one another, a higher nature and a lower
nature.
Aug 1985
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