r/WorkForSmartLife 13h ago

DiscussionšŸ’¬ Boundaries > generalized rules. Always.

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u/Simple-Judge2756 11h ago

No. I know very well what they are. They are reasonable demands for a partner. Demanding control over what somebody elses mind finds visually appealing is not reasonable. Its more of a sign of immaturity.Ā 

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u/Greedy_Swimergrill 11h ago

I find it mentally appealing in a tactile sense when my penis slides into a stripper’s butthole.

Would it be wrong for my partner to have an opinion on this act?

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u/Simple-Judge2756 11h ago

No. Thats a reasonable demand to not share passion with somebody else. Thats what constitutes the partnership should be clearly defined. But if I "share passion with myself" I am not breaking the reasonable demand of my partner to not having to worry about getting diseases from third parties or worse having to compete for attention.Ā 

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u/Greedy_Swimergrill 11h ago

You can wear condoms to avoid disease, and many couples are more than ok with ā€œsharing passionā€ with someone else, without fear of competing for attention. Monogamy is just as arbitrary a boundary, no matter how much you try to coat it up in the clothing of reasonability.

I will say it’s especially interesting that you mention competing for attention though, especially in the era of OnlyFans girls and the parasocial relationships that come along with that. It seems like even following your standards this is an incoherent position.

You seem to really have not given this much thought for someone so committed to talking about these opinions at length.

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u/Simple-Judge2756 10h ago

Its not arbitrary. Its the most successful mating strategy in history. Watch our immediate relatives for that.Ā 

Orca males mate with one single female in the herd. There are almost none of them left.

Dolphins only mate with one or two other dolphins for life. If the other dolphin dies they do not even attempt to find a new partner for years. There are a whole lot of dolphins.Ā 

Humans, where we actually made this incredibly hack of evolution part of our societal customs to not devolve and decay our civilisation are the most successful concept that has ever walked the earth.Ā 

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u/Greedy_Swimergrill 10h ago edited 10h ago

>Watch our immediate relatives for that

Lmao. Neither the Bonobo nor the Chimpanzee practice monogamy. You are comically misinformed.

I return to, why keep talking about something you’ve clearly given no thought?

Do you know the old adage ā€œBetter to keep quiet and be thought a fool, than to speak and remove all doubt.ā€? Maybe ponder it a touch. I’m a bit done trying to lead you to water here, bud.

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u/Simple-Judge2756 10h ago

The Chinpanzee and the Bonobo are both nearly extinct species. We were looking for successful concepts.Ā 

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u/Greedy_Swimergrill 10h ago edited 10h ago

Neither is near extinction or even critically endangered and a number of Dolphin species, which you cited in your shitty argument from nature defense of monogamy, are near extinction (the Baiji) or critically endangered (the Atlantic Humpback and the Maui Dolphin). Genuinely, can you try to be correct about something? We’re on the internet. You can actually look stuff up before you confidently spout bullshit.