THE SAAD TRUTH_8: Does Evolutionary Psychology Condone Rape, Child Abuse, and Infidelity?
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READ THE RED AND WHITE HIGHLIGHTED SENTENCES BELOW ABOUT YOUR WEIRD AND CRAZY ANCESTORS, MAC! THE GENES THAT INCLINED YOUR SAMOAN FOREBEARS TO RAPE AND VIOLATE ARE STILL APART OF THEIR DESCENDANTS GENETIC MAKEUP AND BEHAVIORAL REPERTOIRE TODAY.
In her best-selling book Coming of Age in Samoa (1928), Mead portrayed Samoan life as idyllic, peaceful, noncompetitive, and "replete with easy solutions for all conflicts." Sexual activity, she argued, was considered "play," and adolescents were free to indulge their sexual yearnings before marriage. In such a promiscuous society, she reported, "the capacity for intercourse only once in a night is counted as senility." Promiscuity, she suggested, somehow protected young Samoans against pregnancy, although she provided no evidence for this extraordinary claim. Among Samoans, Mead also insisted, there was no sexual jealousy because children were only weakly bonded to parents, eliminating oedipal conflict. Samoa, she concluded, was a society without rivalries because it refused to take life seriously. These unexpected findings, which delighted her teacher Franz Boas, gave rise to "the most widely promulgated myth of twentieth-century anthropology."
Thirty years after Mead's visit to Samoa, anthropologist Lowell Holmes conducted a follow-up study on the same island where Mead had done her own field research. although Mead considered Samoans to be free of rivalry, she personally was not immune from this emotion. When Holmes wrote to introduce himself, he received a reply that was "extremely skeptical and uncooperative." Holmes reports: "She wrote back that she didn't know who I was, and that I should have had the courtesy to clear my study with her before I left."
To Holmes surprise, he soon discovered a host of discrepancies with Mead's classic account. Samoans appeared to be bitterly rivalrous, aggressive, preoccupied with rank, punitive against transgressions, and puritanical about sex! Forcible rape, considered by Mead to be "completely foreign to the Samoan mind," was widespread. In the government kept statistics for 1953, rape proved to be the fifth most common crime. So prized was virginity in Samoan culture that men would sometimes creep into an adolescent girl's hut at night in order to deflower her manually while she slept. Once deflowered, women were considered tarnished and unsuitable for marriage to high-ranking males. Such acts of moetotolo (or sleep crawling) often enabled the rapist to claim the victim as his wife. A young scholar, Holmes did his best to minimize the contradictions between his own findings and those of the world-famous Mead. (Born To Rebel)
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Due to the highly socially structured and constrained nature of meeting people, which results in assortative (nonrandom) mating, the choice that some women unfortunately face is often between unemployed, uneducated, unintelligent, unmotivated, alcoholic men who are violent...
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"But harassment and physical intimidation occur, especially on the part of low-ranking males who seek to coerce reluctant females into mating"
(WHAT WAS THE REAL MOTIVATION BEHIND MY THREATS OF VIOLENCE TOWARD THOSE FEMALES? WHAT WAS THE UNCONSCIOUS MOTIVE THAT IMPELLED ME TO DO THAT. MY CONSCIOUS, RATIONAL MIND SAYS THAT IT WAS BECAUSE I FELT CHEATED AND UNFAIRLY TREATED, BUT UNCONSCIOUSLY, THE MORE PRIMITIVE PARTS OF MY BRAIN MAY HAVE IMPELLED ME TO MAKE THOSE THREATS SO THAT I COULD COERCE THEM (PSYCHOLOGICALLY AND PHYSICALLY MANIPULATE THEM) INTO HAVING SEX WITH ME!)
OR MAYBE I JUST HAVE NO CONTROL OVER FEMALES AND NO ACCESS TO OTHER FEMALES BECAUSE I HAVE NO MONEY AND NO GAME. Allow ME Quote Myself, "Males That Resort To Threats Of Violence Or Actual Violence Towards Females Are Typically Marginalized, Deprived Of Wealth, Status, And Power And Therefore Have Little Influence And Control Over Females And Hence Little To No Sexual Access To Females, Especially Females Of The Same Mate Value As Those That They're Threatening Or Committing Acts Of Violence Against!"
"both men and women of lower mate value engage in greater levels of controlling behaviors including physical aggression toward their partners..competitively disadvantaged men and women showed greater use of physical aggression to partners" sciencedirect.com/science/articl
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I think this only reflects the men who are on the bottom of the ladder and who can't afford breaking up a relationship because they will have difficulties finding a new partner.
Extremely hard to believe this is true of men who have lots of options.
Human Females, Like Chimpanzee Females, Have Evolved Genes That Predispose Them To Prefer Males That Are Physically Dominant And Physically Aggressive Towards Them, Especially In Regards To Courtship Behavior And SEX.
https://primatology.net/2007/02/10/male-violence-towards-female-chimpanzees-in-regards-to-promiscuity/
“Males have always possessed the desire to control female reproduction and they use violence or the fear of violence as a control mechanism. “
https://primatology.net/2007/02/10/male-violence-towards-female-chimpanzees-in-regards-to-promiscuity/
“Males have always possessed the desire to control female reproduction and they use violence or the fear of violence as a control mechanism. “
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In
contrast, heterosexual rape seems to be fundamentally different, an
unconscious reproductive strategy enacted by males who have an otherwise
low probability of reproductive success. It is distressingly common
among human beings...and among a wide variety of other species as well.
Most
animals - like most humans - go through a period of courtship before
mating. The two participants may bow, sing, prance, and strut, bill and
coo in romantic synchrony, or otherwise follow an elaborately
choreographed and predictable pattern that eventually results in their
becoming consensual sexual partners. Although copulation among animals
may not meet the human definition of "romantic," it is at least likely
to be well synchronized, smoothly accomplished and mutually arrived at.
Clearly, most cases of sexual intercourse among animals are not rape.
But
sometimes things go awry. Male mallard ducks, for example, engage in an
especially brutal pattern of forced copulation. The act begins most
commonly when the drake is some distance away, and it unfolds much as
might a human gang rape. A small flock of unmated males swoops down upon
a hapless female, which struggles vigorously, trying to escape. Absent
are the shared niceties that typify harmonious courtship between a pair
of mated mallards. Females sometimes drown in the process, but enough
survive to bear their victimizers' offspring, thus perpetuating their
genes.
Rape
has been similarly documented among fruit flies, mole crabs, scorpion
flies, crickets, desert pupfish, guppies, blue-headed wrasse, bank
swallows, snow geese, other species of ducks, African bee-eaters,
laughing gulls, tree shrews, elephant seals, right whales, bighorn
sheep, and wild dogs. It has also been report among such primates as
rhesus monkeys, talapoin monkeys, vervet monkeys, stump-tailed macaques,
Japanese macaques, spider monkeys, gray langurs, gorillas, chimpanzees,
and orangutans.
According
to the National Women's Study, which was released in 1992, 13 percent
of adult American women have been raped at least once, 75 percent of
them by someone they knew. (Rape statistics typically underestimate the
frequency of the crime because many victims, for various reasons, fail
to report the incident. Add the number of husbands who force themselves
on their wives but are never reported and the number of rape victims
rises significantly.) Regardless of the exact percentage, the pattern is
clear: with distressing frequency, men - like other male animals - use
force to achieve sexual relations.
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... With a clear understanding that rape is a wholly unacceptable act of aggression, viewed from a strictly biological perspective it can also be seen as an alternative reproductive strategy, typically perpetrated by men who are incapable of achieving or maintaining mutually loving relations with women. Sadly, rape may be their only shot at reproduction.
Statistics
bear out the biological basis for rape. To begin with, a review of
police records shows that most rape victims are women of peak
reproductive age. Young girls (less than ten years of age) and older
women (over forty) are less likely to be raped than would be expected
from their proportion in the population. True, eighty-year-old women and
infants are sometimes raped, but such incidents are perpetrated by men
who suffer from an even higher level of pathology than the typical
rapist.
In
addition, women who are timid or submissive are more likely to be
targeted than are women who are domineering or powerful, the opposite of
what might be expected if rape were strictly an expression of male
anger. Furthermore, if rape were just another violent crime, like
assault or murder, rape victims should parallel the age distribution of
women who are victims of these other violent crimes. Not so: victims of
rape are generally younger than, for example, murder victims.
Furthermore,
an evolutionary theory of rape predicts that the rapists themselves
would be disproportionately young, and they are. Like young males of
other polygynous species that are just entering the breeding population,
young men are especially prone to violent, high-risk strategies.
Indeed,
the stereotypical rapist is, on average, single, socially and
economically disadvantaged, and a participant in what Marvin Wolfgang
calls the "subculture of violence." In this limited regard, rapists bear
a similarity to bachelor elephant seals. They are the dregs of society,
exploiting avenues of last resort. Significantly, most rapists are
twenty-five to forty years old, at an age when their sex drive remains
high, but bitter experience has already shown them that they are
unlikely to succeed in achieving a healthy man-woman relationship. One
might conclude, therefore, that rape carries "at its diseased heart, a
small pressure of genetic advantage...being...among other things, an
automatic, unconscious reproductive strategy of low dominance males" who
cannot expect to win a female's affection, through means of
conventional courtship.
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Crime
statistics support the socioeconomic correlation. For example, data
from the 1960s show that women living in inner-city areas had a 1 in 77
chance of being raped in a given year, whereas in more affluent areas
the risk declined to 1 in 2,000. In the wealthiest suburbs it plummeted
further, to 1 in 10,000. The pattern holds for other societies as well:
in Denmark, for example, 59 percent of rapists are unskilled workers.
Even in places as diverse as central India and Lusaka, the capital of
Gambia, women are especially fearful of being raped by poor men.
Such
findings do not suggest that all rapists are social failures, or that
all social failures are rapists. Certainly, successful upper-class men
rape and plenty of unsuccessful men do not. However,
we believe that the tendency to rape persists because the
gratifications reverberate with long-ago, last-ditch strategies on the
part of males who were otherwise doomed to evolutionary failure.
Biologists
Randy Thornhill and anthropologist Nancy Thornhill, formerly of the
University of New Mexico (from whose work much of our discussion of rape
is derived), also made some interesting generalizations about rape.
They postulated that rape would be especially frequent in societies
where a prospective husband must buy his bride - that is, pay the
bride's family for the privilege of marrying her - and they found
exactly such a correlation among the Gusii people of Kenya. According to
anthropological data collected during the 1930s, Gusii brides were
expensive, costing a man eight to twelve cows, one to three bulls, and
eight to twelve goats. As a result, many younger men couldn't afford a
wife, and both livestock and theft and rape were commonplace. During the
years when marriage prices went down, so did the crime rate. When the
bride price climbed again, up went the frequency of theft and of rape.
Thornhill and Thornhill concluded that worldwide, rapists
have not only poor economic and social resources but also low
self-esteem: "There are certain general characteristics that men who are
prone to rape appear to have in common...His life appears to hold
little pleasure and to offer few rewards. His overall mood
state...is...characterized by dull depression, underlying feelings of
fear and uncertainty and an overwhelming sense of purposelessness and
hopelessness. At the root of this are deep-seated doubts about his
adequacy and competency as a person."
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Thornhill
and Thornhill also noted that being raped adversely affects a woman's
relations with her husband or boyfriend. This is because of the possible
reproductive consequences of being raped; the emotional impact is not
necessarily lessened even if a husband knows that his wife has not
become pregnant. In addition, they found that the lower the social
standing was of the offender, the more the victim was traumatized by the
event, assuming that other factors, such as degree of violence, length
of sexual intercourse, and absence of disease were equal. Furthermore,
rape involving penetration was the most emotionally traumatic. Not
uncommonly, rape victims in some cultures are cast out by their
families, a response that only adds to their terrible emotional burdern.
Judith,
for example, treated a young Thai woman who had been raped and knifed.
While the woman was in the hospital for treatment of a severe liver
laceration sustained during the rape, her family disowned and
disinherited her because they believe she had been defiled and no longer
fit for marriage.
In
fifteen Latin American countries, including Peru, rapists who agree (or
in some cases merely offer) to marry their victims are exonerated of
all criminal charges. Often a woman is pressured by her family to
accept her assailant's offer as a way of restoring honor to both the
victim and her relatives. In the words of a taxi driver interviewed by a
reporter for the New York Times, "Marriage is the right and
proper thing to do after a rape. A raped woman is a used item. No one
wants her. At least with this law the woman will get a husband."
Making Sense of Sex: How Genes and Gender Influence our Relationships. Barash, Lipton, p. 93-98.
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Rape
may appear to be an exception to this reasoning because, unlike murders
and assaults, the victims of rape are usually women, and there is
therefore no male competition for status and reputation. However, the
same psychological mechanism that compels men to gain reproductive
access to women by competing with each other can also motivate men to
commit rape. Predatory rapists are overwhelmingly men of lower class and
status, who have very dim prospects of gaining legitimate reproductive
access to women. While it is not a manifestation of competition and
violence, rape may be motivated by men's psychological mechanisms that
urge them to gain reproductive access to women when they do not have the
legitimate means to do so.
Rosie, Scroll About A Quarter Of The Way Down And Begin Reading When You Find The Section Tiled, Evidence of Human Adaptations for Sexual Coercion and Rape
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Mens Prefer To Stalk Womens Who Are In Their Most Fertile Years Of Their Reproductive Lifespan (Those Are Womens Aged 18-34)!
In the movie Fatal Attraction, a married man played by Michael Douglas has a brief sexual fling with a professional colleague played by Glenn Close. Although Douglas finds the sexual encounter exciting and intensely erotic, he breaks it off, not wanting to endanger his marriage. Glenn Close refuses to accept rejection. She begins stalking him, appearing suddenly after work at his parking garage, leaving tape recorded messages in his car, and spying on him as he enjoys a quiet evening with his family. She insists that he really loves her and refuses to be denied. All his attempts to convince her otherwise fail. Things come to a head after she boils his family's pet rabbit in a soup pot, kidnaps his daughter, and finally breaks into his house one evening brandishing a large kitchen knife. It was said that after Fatal Attraction came out, there was a temporary drop in the rates of male infidelity.
Stalking is a frightening behavior that has received national attention, and now all 50 U.S. states have passed anti-stalking legislation. Victims of stalking suffer greatly. A third of stalking victims seek some form of psychological treatment and a fifth lose time from their work. Stalking imprisons the victim both physically and psychologically. Victims report restricting their activities, become fearful of venturing out of familiar territory, and feel frightened even in well-frequented environments. They became anxious about answering the door, opening the mailbox, or picking up the phone. The fear stems from the barrage of harassment stalkers inflict, including repeatedly phoning the victims at home and work, ringing the doorbell, inundating the victims with letters and flowers, jumping out of the bushes unexpectedly, bombarding them with verbal insults or entreaties, and generally following them everywhere. Many stalkers spy on their victims (75 percent), make explicit threats (45 percent), vandalize property (30 percent), and sometimes threaten to kill them or their pets (10 percent). In some cases, stalkers assault their victims, and become especially violent when she or he becomes involved with a new romantic relationship.
I've interviewed many women who have suffered at the hands of a stalker, and the patterns are frighteningly similar. In one case, an attractive, well-educated, professional woman named Deidre, age 28, became romantically involved with a man for about three months. She broke it off after he started to become unusually jealous and possessive. Over a period of six months he barraged Deidre with hundreds of letters and thousands of phone calls. He repeatedly broke into her apartment when she was not there, leaving messages scrawled on her desk and bathroom mirror entreating her to take him back. Even a police restraining order failed to stop this stalker (80 percent of all restraining orders are violated by stalkers). Eventually, he was convicted of assaulting her and sentenced to three years in jail. In order to protect herself when her former lover was freed, she was forced to quit her job, change her name, and move to a different city. Fortunately, the story has a happy ending - Deidre is now happily married to a man her professional and intellectual equal, and although the former stalking caused psychological scars and several years of misery, she has finally managed to put the horror behind her.
Stalking is best viewed as a continuum of activities. When the definition is broadened to include "the persistent use of psychological or physical abuse in an attempt to begin or continue dating someone else after they have clearly indicated a desire to terminate a relationship," a full 56 percent of college women report that they have been romantically harassed in this way.
How can we explain these bizarre, repugnant, criminal, and violent acts? Although some are clearly pathological, their frequency and patterning reveal that they are often extreme manifestations of men's psychology of jealousy and possessiveness - desperate measures designed to get someone back into the relationship or restore a love that was lost.
The first clue comes from the relationship between stalkers and their victims. Stalkers, of course, come in several types. Some stalk celebrities, as in the case of John Hinckley stalking the actress Jodie Foster or the bizarre case of the woman who kept breaking into the talk show host David Letterman's house, insisting that she was really his wife. Some stalk total strangers or casual acquaintances. But by far the majority of stalkers have been romantically involved with their victims - as a current spouse, a former spouse, a previous lover, or a past dating partner. In roughly 60 percent of the cases, stalking by an intimate partner started before the relationship officially ended. This suggests that stalking is a violent manifestation of mating psychology, representing a frantic tactic designed to keep a partner or to coerce a partner back.
The second clue to the psychology of stalking comes from the sex of the victim. Although men and women both can be victims of stalking, studies reveal that women are four times more likely than men to be stalked. According to a research review by the National Institute of Justice, 8 percent of women and 2 percent of men say that they have been stalked. Across America, this yields the estimate that 8.2 million women will be victimized by a stalker at some point in their lives. Another survey estimates that more than a million American women have been stalked in the past year.
A third clue comes from the ages of the victims. In a study of 628 women victims of stalkers, 87 percent were under the age of 40. The overwhelming majority of these women were between 18 and 29, with the average around 28, suggesting that women of high fertility are most at risk of being stalked - a pattern strikingly similar to that found with victims of spousal battering.
Many male stalkers have a history of physically abusing their partners while in the relationship, and stalking, like domestic violence, represents a desperate attempt to regain control over a woman and coerce her back into the relationship. Most women stalking victims report that their assailants stalked them in order to keep them in the relationship, force a reconciliation, or seek vengeance against them for leaving.
Stalking, like domestic violence, is cowardly, morally repugnant, and illegal. The suggestion that it reflects an evolved male psychology of jealousy and possessiveness designed to keep or control a woman should in no way be used as an excuse for forgiving it or failing to punish its perpetrators. To the contrary, we may need stricter laws and more severe punishments to counteract these base manifestations of male nature.
If violence and stalking, abhorrent as they are, are motivated by men desperate to keep their partners, the same cannot be said for outright killing. The killing of a partner, in sharp contrast to nonlethal beating or stalking, seems genuinely puzzling, since killers lose their mates forever. Can we shed any light on the seemingly bizarre and apparently maladaptive phenomenon of wife killing?
The Dangerous Passion: Why Jealousy Is as Necessary as Love and Sex. Buss, p. 114-117.
Based On The Name Deidre, What Race Do You Think She Is? Yes, You Got That Right, Black And Most Likely An Educated Black (An Educated Niggette). And This Is What She Did To Trigger The Nigger's Stalking Behavior. She, Being An Educated Niggette, Working* A Corporate Job Was Unable To Find Her Equal (A Fellow Educated Nigga Working A Job Of Fairly High Status). Why Was She Unable To Find Her Equal? Because Niggas Like That Are Hard To Come By (Hard To Find). So To Quench Her Sexual Lust And Hold Her Sexual Self Over In The Meantime She Found Some Uneducated, Unintelligent, Unemployed Nigga Just To Fuck For Awhile (A Fuck Buddy As Those Craccas Cey). After She Got Tired Of Him And, More Importantly, Once She Found (Caught The Eye Of) "a man her professional and intellectual equal" She Moved On (She Stopped Fuckin' With Him (The Uneducated, Unintelligent, Unemployed Nigga), Fuckin' Him, And Answerin' His Calls). So What Did This Do? This Infuriated The Uneducated, Unintelligent, Unemployed Nigga. He Thought To Himself, "Does This Bitch Think She's Just Gonna Fuck Me And Duck Me (Avoid Me, Move On)? Who The Fuck Does This Bitch Think I Am? Somebody's Fool? She Thinks I'm Her Fool, Huh? This Bitch Gotta Nother Thing Cummin'!" Then He Did What He Did And Rightly So. He Was Justified In Doing That (You Can't Just Used And Abuse An Uneducated, Unintelligent, Unemployed Nigga And Think You Gon Get Away With It). And By The Looks Of It He Did A Good Job ("the stalking caused psychological scars and years of misery"). GOOOOOOD!
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*Working Girl!
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