I just watched a video on YouTube about how men in certain areas of the world cannot be trusted when it comes to behaving safely around other women. I found it odd this was on my algorithm but whatever. The people in the video stated that this sort of behavior is typical of lower class individuals who come from the villages. It seemed anyway that a site full of men could help me understand the true nature of mankind and his ways. So, are all men animalistic in nature? What makes a man more likely to behave animalistically?

If left undisciplined i believe so

Cause women are like salmon that's covered in honey. And we are like bears they are designed to attract.

Do you think that bears can cover themselves with honey and be consumed by other bears!?



What constitutes discipline in this context?

Ask the bears.

Only about 3 per cent of mammal species are monogamous and it has been a puzzle as to why it evolved in some monkeys and apes but not others. Gibbons, for instance, are strictly monogamous but other great apes, such as polygynous gorillas and promiscuous chimpanzees, are not.


66.6million years of evolution resulted in your brain being programmed: breed, follow the stick, your compass, and breed

This post was edited by Tommyvv on Apr 8 2025 04:15am

Makes me think about dolphins and how they're considered to be a top brain animal are known to pee on each other as well as rape and torture. Pillagers. Wild animals. Animalistic.

Dogs also have behaviors that can go unchecked as wild creatures, very passionate, cross breeding at will.


Primal instinct?

Depends on the latitude

This post was edited by RedFromWinter on Apr 8 2025 06:27am

Depends on the longitude